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Card Payment Gateway
  • Documentation
  • Minimum Order Amount
  • Custom Domain (White-Label)
  • Payment Link Generator
  • Transaction Status
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Card Payment Gateway
Card Payment Gateway
  • Documentation
  • Minimum Order Amount
  • Custom Domain (White-Label)
  • Payment Link Generator
  • Transaction Status
  1. Introduction
  • Introduction
    • Standard Integration
      • Create Wallet
      • Process Payment - Single Provider (Direct Payment)
      • [Optional] Process Payment - Multi-Providers (Hosted Checkout)
    • Affiliate Integration
      • [Optional] Create Wallet - Affiliate
    • Convert to USD
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    • Callback Event
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    • Check Payment Status
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Home
Card Payment Gateway
Card Payment Gateway
  • Documentation
  • Minimum Order Amount
  • Custom Domain (White-Label)
  • Payment Link Generator
  • Transaction Status
Home
Card Payment Gateway
Card Payment Gateway
  • Documentation
  • Minimum Order Amount
  • Custom Domain (White-Label)
  • Payment Link Generator
  • Transaction Status
  1. Introduction

Standard Integration

The standard integration method is designed for merchants who want to process credit card payments directly through ShieldClimb.com. To use this option, you’ll need an EVM-compatible crypto wallet, and it must be self-custodial to prevent payout problems or mismatched token deposits. For users new to crypto, the TrustWallet SWIFT feature is the easiest solution because it gives you one universal wallet address for receiving multiple coins. Technically you can use exchange wallets such as Binance deposit addresses, but it’s strongly discouraged.
There are two key requirements when using this integration:
1.
Generate a unique encrypted wallet address_in for every customer.
Do not reuse the same payment URL for different users. Reused links can be flagged or blocked by the system.
2.
Each new wallet generation must include your own unique callback URL.
Make sure your callback link contains a unique GET parameter—for example, an order number or invoice ID—so every request can be correctly identified and processed.
Modified at 2025-12-14 08:46:15
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