Buyer pays in crypto
Cryptoway hosts checkout or you create invoices via API. Buyer sends USDT, BTC, or another supported asset directly on-chain to a per-order address.
Marketplaces
Crypto payments for marketplaces
Take crypto at checkout, track every order with webhooks, and run seller settlements from your own ledger. Cryptoway delivers the payments — your platform owns the marketplace mechanics.
Cryptoway delivers payments — your marketplace owns the seller ledger, commission logic, and vendor compliance. Where automated seller payouts are needed, our single-call payouts API plugs into your distribution logic.
How it works
Buyer payment → marketplace ledger → seller payout
Webhook confirms order
Cryptoway pushes a per-order webhook with HMAC-signed payment status. Your marketplace updates the order, releases the listing, or notifies the seller.
Your platform splits the ledger
Marketplace logic decides the seller share, your fee, taxes, and reserves. Cryptoway does not split a buyer payment between recipients — the platform owns attribution.
Optional automated payouts
When it is time to pay sellers, your scheduler hits the single-call payouts API. Supply external_id for safe retries and callback_url for delivery events.
Who uses it
Marketplace models that fit
Multi-vendor stores
Physical goods, electronics, fashion. One checkout, many sellers; platform owns inventory and commission rules.
Digital marketplaces
Templates, plugins, datasets, in-game items. Webhook releases the download or licence on confirmation.
Service marketplaces
Gigs, bookings, consulting hours. Payment confirmation triggers the order workflow on your side.
Creator marketplaces
Paid communities, content drops, tips. Cryptoway processes the payment; you own the access logic.
What Cryptoway covers
- Crypto checkout and invoice flow for marketplace buyers
- Per-order webhook events with HMAC signature for order-status sync
- Platform-side seller ledger — you keep full ownership of attribution and commission
- Optional automated payouts via the single-call payouts API, driven by your own logic
What Cryptoway does not do
Cryptoway does not split a single buyer payment between multiple seller wallets at the gateway level. No escrow is held by Cryptoway — settlement is direct to your platform account. Marketplace compliance (vendor onboarding, KYC where required, dispute and refund policy) is owned by the platform. Blockchain payments do not replicate card chargeback mechanics; refund rules live in your marketplace policy.
Developer integration
Webhooks, idempotency, API reference
Every order is tracked by a Cryptoway invoice and a per-order status webhook. Payouts use a single-call API with external_id for idempotency and callback_url for per-payout events. Build attribution and reconciliation on top — Cryptoway documents every status transition.
FAQ
Marketplace payments — common questions
No. Each buyer payment lands as a single settled transaction on your platform's account. Splitting between sellers is handled by your marketplace ledger, not the gateway. When it is time to pay sellers, use the payouts API.
No. Settlement is direct — once a payment confirms on-chain, it is yours. Escrow logic, if you need it, lives in your marketplace policy and is enforced by holding off on the seller payout step.
Yes — drive payouts from your own attribution logic via the single-call payouts API. Each request handles one recipient with idempotency and callback events. See /products/mass-payouts.
Blockchain payments do not replicate card chargeback mechanics. Refund and dispute resolution are defined by your marketplace policy — your platform issues a return-payment via the payouts API when a refund is approved.
The marketplace. Cryptoway delivers payments to your platform account; vendor onboarding, KYC where required, and the marketplace's own AML obligations are the platform's responsibility.
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