Introduction

https://alfabit.org/en/pay

Overview

AlfaBit Pay is an advanced payment gateway enabling businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments. It's tailored for e-commerce platforms, forex platforms, gaming platforms, gambling providers, chatbot services, and various other business sectors.

Key Features

  • Simple and fast integration via standardized API methods.

  • Global payments acceptance from any location worldwide.

  • Volatility protection through AlfaBit's hedging system.

  • Competitive pricing and favorable conditions.

  • 24/7 technical support ensuring uninterrupted business operations.

  • Role-based access control system for efficient internal management.

  • Client-oriented approach with flexibility to develop new features upon request.

  • Referral program offering rewards for attracting new clients.​

Glossary

API A set of methods provided by an application or system, allowing other software products to interact with it.

API Key A unique identifier used to authenticate requests associated with your account.

JSON A text-based data interchange format based on JavaScript (RFC 7159).

Callback URL A URL provided by the merchant to receive payment status updates.

Webhook A mechanism for notifying one web application about real-time events from another via HTTP.

Merchant A user’s project within the AlfaBit Pay service intended to receive payments.

Merchant UID A unique identifier for a merchant used to filter and track orders.

Invoice A one-time payment that generates a unique, disposable wallet. Use case: e-commerce purchases.

Order Any request in the system, regardless of type (invoice, billing, withdrawal, exchange).

Order Status Represents the current state of an order (e.g., created, success, failed, inProgress).

Asset A digital asset (e.g., USDT, BTC, ETH).

Currency A specific cryptocurrency within a specific network (e.g., USDT BEP20, USDT ERC20, BTC SegWit).

Auto-conversion Automatic conversion of one asset or currency into another at the current exchange rate.

Billing Account A static wallet in any enabled currency. Unlike an invoice, it is generated once and remains unchanged. Use case: donation widgets or buttons. A merchant can assign a unique billing account to each client.

Billing Tag A custom label assigned to a payment for easier identification and tracking.

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