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Introduction

Welcome to the Crypto Payment Gateway documentation! This comprehensive guide will help you integrate cryptocurrency payment processing into your applications.

What is Crypto Payment Gateway?

Crypto Payment Gateway is a robust, enterprise-grade solution for accepting and processing cryptocurrency payments. It supports multiple blockchain networks and provides a unified API for managing digital asset transactions.

Key Features

🔐 Security First

  • Multi-signature wallet support
  • Hardware security module (HSM) integration
  • Advanced encryption and key management
  • Comprehensive audit trails

🌐 Multi-Network Support

  • Bitcoin – the original cryptocurrency
  • Ethereum – smart contracts and ERC-20 tokens
  • Tron – high throughput blockchain
  • Polygon – layer 2 scaling solution
  • BSC – binance Smart Chain
  • Arbitrum – ethereum Layer 2
  • Fantom – high-speed blockchain
  • Litecoin – fast and lightweight

High Performance

  • Real-time transaction processing
  • Optimized withdrawal aggregation
  • Scalable microservices architecture
  • Redis caching for fast responses

💰 Cost Optimization

  • Intelligent fee management
  • Batch transaction processing
  • Withdrawal aggregation to reduce fees
  • Dynamic gas price optimization

Architecture Overview

The gateway follows a modular microservices architecture with separate services for:

  • API Gateway - Central entry point for all requests
  • Address Service - Manages cryptocurrency addresses and wallets
  • Network Service - Handles blockchain network interactions
  • Withdrawal Service - Processes cryptocurrency withdrawals
  • Transaction Service - Tracks and manages transactions

Address Management Modes

The gateway supports three different address management modes:

1. Single Mode

  • One address per coin per network
  • Maximum control and isolation
  • Ideal for high-value transactions

2. Common Mode

  • One address for all coins within a network
  • Simplified management
  • Automatic balance tracking for new coins

3. Cross Mode

  • One address across compatible networks
  • Maximum efficiency
  • Reduced operational complexity

Withdrawal Modes

Standard Mode

  • Individual withdrawal processing
  • Immediate transaction execution
  • Higher transaction fees

Aggregation Mode

  • Batch multiple withdrawals
  • Optimized fee structure
  • Configurable timing and thresholds

Getting Started

Ready to integrate? Check out our Quick Start Guide to begin your integration journey.

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Released under the MIT License.