Payment buttons
Payment buttons
Embedding a payment button on your website is a quick and easy way to start accepting cryptocurrency payments. Let's start.
Steps
Coin Currency
Copy the embedded snippet below & modify the data attributes to your desired values and embed it to your website.
Fiat Currency
If you want to use fiat currency instead of coin, then change the data-coin-currency
and data-coin-amount
to data-fiat-currency
and data-fiat-amount
respectively. For example:
The list of supported fiat currencies can be found here
The data attributes that you can modify is:
data-sandbox
: Set it to "true" if you are testing your payment button in sandbox mode with https://remidemo.com, otherwise, you could set it to "false" or remove it from the attribute list (optional).data-merchant-username
: Set it to your merchant account username in Remitano (required).data-coin-currency
: Price coin currency, for now we only support "usdt" (required only if no data-fiat-currency is set).data-coin-amount
: Price coin amount (required).data-fiat-currency
: Price fiat currency (required only if no data-coin-currency is set).data-fiat-amount
: Price fiat amount (required).data-description
: Charge description (optional).data-cancelled-or-completed-callback-url
: We will redirect the user to this URL when the charge is completed or cancelled (optional).data-direct-to-payer
: Use this attribute when you want the user to keep the purchased cryptocurrency instead of tranfering to the merchant's wallet
Note: With optional data, you could leave it blank or remove it from the attribute list.
Visit https://remitano.com/lib/payment-gateway/v1/sample.html to check our sample payment buttons (Note: to prevent unwanted charges, only the sandbox button in the list is linked to a valid merchant)