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Visual representation at Cashier

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Last updated 10 months ago

Below is a good example of what details at your Cashier may look like:

The customer chooses Bitcoin and receives the details for the deposit - the channel address and QR code for making the payment from the mobile device.

Please note what details are shown to the customer:

  • QR code. To generate a QR code, it is necessary to use the content of the uri parameter, which you received in your response when creating the invoice: "uri":"bitcoin:3Gtvf2EVxN8XJ4DHriRt9q9LkdVCpQZEeSd"The QR code allows customers to make payments using a mobile device if the wallet is installed on it. The customer simply scans the QR code and the device opens the wallet with an automatically pre-filled payment destination address, which is a rather convenient method in the UX context

Please note that not all wallets support this mechanism - it depends entirely on the wallet developer, but not on Cryptopay.

  • The address the payment should be sent to

XRP and XLM channels must display additional field:

  • Destination tag for XRP

  • Memo ID for XLM

Destination tag and Memo ID are similar to a reference number for bank transfers. They help to identify transactions when a single address is used by multiple users.

They can be found in the address field of the response from server:

address: address?dt=destination_tag

  • The “Copy” buttons opposite the address for customers’ convenience

The cryptocurrency icons that you can insert into your Cashier to indicate the payment method can be downloaded from . Alternatively, instead of developing your own design, you can insert a ready-made with all the necessary payment details into your UI that looks .

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