Hosted checkout • API • Webhooks • Automatic settlement

Accept crypto payments for your business with a crypto payment gateway — 1% per payment

Accept USDT, USDC, BTC, LTC, TRX, BNB and ETH with hosted checkout, invoices, API and webhooks. TON and USDT on TON are coming soon. Base rate 1% per payment, down to 0.1% individually as your volume grows.

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1 API request1 paymentUrl1 final webhook

Qvard Checkout$149.99

Merchant StoreInvoice #1024 · rate fixed58:42

USDTUSDCBTCETH

USDT • TRC20TJ2k...8sA9Send exact amount · webhook after final status

assets on the payment page9

blockchain networks for checkout6

base processing rate, down to 0.1%1%

integration paths: checkout, API, links3

Proof

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Funds

How merchant funds are handled

Qvard holds merchant funds in a custodial model: balances are tracked per asset and network inside your account. Withdrawals can be made manually, automatically by rule, or through the API. The blockchain network fee is paid by whichever side the merchant configures it for — customer or merchant.

Assets

Supported assets and networks

Qvard is built for stablecoins and major crypto assets used by international customers.

USDTTetherUSDCUSD CoinBTCBitcoinLTCLitecoinTRXTRONBNBBNBETHEthereumTONComing soonTONUSDT TONComing soonUSDT on TON

TRC20TRONERC20EthereumBEP20BNB Smart ChainTONComing soonThe Open NetworkBitcoinBitcoinLitecoinLitecoin

Demo

Test the payment flow before you sign up

Create a test invoice and see the payment page the way your customer sees it: the invoice comes first, then the buyer picks asset and network on checkout.

Flow

How Qvard works

Create invoice by API
Customer chooses asset and network
Qvard locks the exchange rate and shows payment address
Blockchain payment is detected automatically
Webhook updates your order status
Funds appear in merchant balances for withdrawal

Funnels

Choose your payment scenario

Online stores

Hosted checkout and USDT payments for carts.

Developers

API, paymentUrl and webhook statuses.

SaaS

International customer payments and recurring invoice flows.

Marketplaces

Merchant balances, sub-merchant roadmap and reporting.

Platform

Everything a merchant needs

Accepting payments

Hosted checkout

Localized payment page with asset, network and exact transfer instructions.

Crypto invoices

Create payment intents with amount, currency, lifetime and order mapping.

Payment linksComing soon

Share a ready-to-pay URL in chats, invoices or support conversations.

Checkout branding

Show merchant logo, store name and visual styling on the payment page.

Fixed exchange rate

Lock the quoted amount for the invoice lifetime so customers know exactly what to send.

Integration

API payments

Create payments from your backend and send customers to paymentUrl.

paymentUrl

Redirect customers to the hosted payment page returned by the API.

successUrl / failUrl / returnUrlComing soon

Send customers back to the right merchant page after success, failure or manual return.

Webhooks

Final status delivery for order reconciliation and backend automation.

Webhook retry

Retry failed delivery attempts so temporary merchant outages do not lose status updates.

Custom webhook URL

Override status delivery per invoice when one integration needs a separate endpoint.

Sandbox paymentsComing soon

Test payment creation, redirects and webhook handling before production traffic.

Money & operations

Merchant balances

Track available funds by asset and network before withdrawal or reconciliation.

Automatic withdrawals

Move funds out by rule when thresholds, schedules or asset policies are met.

Manual withdrawals

Let finance teams review and initiate withdrawals when extra control is needed.

Underpayment recovery

Show the customer the missing amount instead of losing the order.

Late payment tracking

Credit funds even if the invoice has already expired.

Reports and exports

Export operational data for finance, support and reconciliation workflows.

Email receipts

Send confirmations to customers or internal teams after important payment events.

Telegram notificationsComing soon

Notify operators about payment events without requiring them to watch the dashboard.

Security & control

2FAComing soon

Add a second layer of protection for account access and sensitive actions.

API key scopesComing soon

Limit API access by product area and reduce operational risk.

IP whitelistComing soon

Restrict API usage to approved merchant infrastructure.

Audit logComing soon

Make sensitive actions visible for owners and support teams.

Team roles

Separate permissions for owners, developers, support and finance users.

Status pageComing soon

Give teams a clear view of incidents, availability and integration status.

Network health

Show availability of scanners and supported blockchain networks.

Calculator

Estimate processing cost

Show fee economics before the sales conversation.

Processing fee is calculated from paid invoice volume
Higher monthly turnover can reduce the processing rate
Blockchain network fee is paid separately on the selected network

Individual rateCalculator

The base rate is 1% per payment. It goes down individually as your volume grows, to as low as 0.1%. Tell us your volume and we’ll calculate yours.

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API

Developer-first crypto payment API

Generate payments, redirect users to checkout, receive final webhook statuses and reconcile merchant balances.

Sandbox View API docs

POST/api/payments

const payment = await qvard.payments.create({
  externalId: "order_1024",
  amount: 149.99,
  currency: "USD",
  webhookUrl: "https://shop.com/qvard/webhook"
});

return payment.paymentUrl;

Trust

Built for merchant operations

Qvard answers the questions businesses ask before they trust a crypto payment processor: where the money goes, how statuses are delivered, how withdrawals work and how keys are protected.

2FAComing soon

Protect owner and finance actions with a second confirmation layer before sensitive changes.

API key scopesComing soon

Issue narrow keys for payments, balances or reporting instead of one all-powerful token.

IP whitelistComing soon

Limit API traffic to approved servers so leaked credentials are harder to abuse.

Audit logComing soon

Show who changed settings, keys, withdrawal rules or team access, and when it happened.

Webhook logs

Trace delivery attempts, payloads and retries when an order status needs debugging.

Status pageComing soon

Give teams a quick view of platform availability, incidents and integration health.

Network health

Track scanner and blockchain-network availability before it affects payment support.

Withdrawal rules

Define how merchant balances move out, with manual review or automatic thresholds.

Balances by asset/network

Separate operational balances by coin and network for clearer reconciliation.

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FAQ

A quick overview of how Qvard handles payments, integration and merchant operations.

What is Qvard?

Qvard is a custodial crypto payment gateway for businesses that need hosted checkout, invoices, API payments and merchant balances.

Which assets are supported?

You can accept USDT, USDC, BTC, LTC, TRX, BNB and ETH. USDT is available on several networks, so customers can pay through the route they already use. TON and USDT on TON are coming soon.

Is it good for developers?

Yes. The integration is built around creating a payment, redirecting the customer to paymentUrl and receiving a final webhook status, so orders in your system update automatically.

Can I customize checkout?

Yes. You can set the shop name, logo, button color and localized texts so the payment page feels like part of your product. Custom return URLs (successUrl/failUrl) are coming soon.

What do I need to get started?

Create a merchant account and complete business verification. After testing a demo invoice, connect hosted checkout or the API and start accepting real payments.

How do withdrawals work?

Funds are tracked in merchant balances separated by asset and network. You can withdraw manually or set up withdrawal rules for automatic payouts.

Blog

SEO knowledge base

Guides for merchants and developers: accepting USDT, choosing networks, integrating the API and running day-to-day payment operations.

Gateway basics

Accept crypto payments for your business with a crypto payment gateway — 1% per payment

See it yourself

How merchant funds are handled

Supported assets and networks

Test the payment flow before you sign up

How Qvard works

Choose your payment scenario

Online stores

Developers

SaaS

Marketplaces

Everything a merchant needs

Accepting payments

Hosted checkout

Crypto invoices

Payment linksComing soon

Checkout branding

Fixed exchange rate

Integration

API payments

paymentUrl

successUrl / failUrl / returnUrlComing soon

Webhooks

Webhook retry

Custom webhook URL

Sandbox paymentsComing soon

Money & operations

Merchant balances

Automatic withdrawals

Manual withdrawals

Underpayment recovery

Late payment tracking

Reports and exports

Email receipts

Telegram notificationsComing soon

Security & control

2FAComing soon

API key scopesComing soon

IP whitelistComing soon

Audit logComing soon

Team roles

Status pageComing soon

Network health

Estimate processing cost

Developer-first crypto payment API

Built for merchant operations

2FAComing soon

API key scopesComing soon

IP whitelistComing soon

Audit logComing soon

Webhook logs

Status pageComing soon

Network health

Withdrawal rules

Balances by asset/network

FAQ

SEO knowledge base

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How a custodial crypto payment gateway works

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