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Integration methods
Every business has different needs. Use this guide to choose between payment links, widgets, buttons, and API integration.
Integration methods
Supported networks
Supported tokens
Same fee for all
Each method suits different business sizes, technical capabilities, and use cases.
Best for: Solo sellers, social media, email invoicing. No coding needed. Generate and share instantly.
Best for: Websites and landing pages. Drop a snippet into your HTML and checkout appears inline.
Best for: Product pages and donation sites. A styled button that opens checkout overlay on click.
Best for: Custom platforms and high-volume operations. Full control with invoice creation, status polling, and webhooks.
Your ideal integration depends on your technical resources, sales volume, and customer experience goals.
No website? Start with payment links. Have a site? Choose widget or button for embedded checkout.
No dev team? Use no-code tools. Have developers? Go with API for maximum control and automation.
Low volume? Links and buttons work great. High volume? API with webhook automation is the way to go.
Common questions from merchants deciding their path.
Absolutely. You can start with payment links and migrate to API integration at any time. There is no lock-in.
Yes. Many merchants use payment links for social media, widgets on their website, and API for their backend systems.
All methods use the same transparent 0.5% gateway fee. There is no price difference between integration methods.
With our documentation and SDKs, most developers complete API integration within 1-2 days.
Start with the simplest option and scale up as your business grows.