Integrations

Five ways to start accepting payments

From a full API integration to no-code links and a store plugin. Use one, or combine several.

Open API

Build it yourself: a dedicated deposit address per user, deposit webhooks and batch payouts.

Good for

  • User deposits for exchanges, games and membership platforms
  • Platforms that send batch payouts or withdrawals
  • Teams with their own account system who want full control
Read the docs (Chinese)

Hosted checkout

Create an order via API and redirect to the PQPA payment page, where the payer picks a token and pays by QR code or wallet.

Good for

  • Order payments for e-commerce and SaaS
  • You don’t want to build a payment UI
  • Price in fiat, converted at the live rate

Invoices

Create an invoice in the dashboard and send the payment link to your customer. No code needed.

Good for

  • B2B payments, service and consulting fees
  • One-off large payments
  • No engineering team

Payment links

A long-lived link with a fixed amount, or one where the payer enters the amount.

Good for

  • Payments from communities, websites and social media
  • Tips, donations and fixed-price items
  • Reuse one link for many payments

WooCommerce plugin

Install the plugin on your WordPress store, enter your keys and start accepting payments, with order status synced automatically.

Good for

  • WordPress + WooCommerce stores
  • The fastest way to accept crypto
  • No changes to your store’s code
Read the docs (Chinese)

Compare

MethodDevelopmentBest forAmountStatus
Open APIDevelopment requiredPlatforms with engineersAny amount the user sendsAvailable
Hosted checkoutLight (create order + webhook)Merchants with an order systemOrder amountAvailable
InvoicesNo codeFinance and ops teamsSet on the invoiceAvailable
Payment linksNo codeSmall merchants and creatorsFixed or payer-enteredAvailable
WooCommerce pluginNo codeWooCommerce store ownersStore order amountAvailable