Currencies and networks
Supported digital currencies, transfer networks, addresses, additional tags, limits and availability.
Connect a crypto payment service to your platform for deposits, withdrawals, multiple digital currencies, transaction checks and financial reporting.
Player, digital currency, network, amount, settlement currency, exchange rate, address and payment expiry.
Transaction identifier, confirmation count, network fee, current status and crediting rules.
Rate source, lock period, settlement value and final credited amount.
Created, detected, awaiting confirmations, confirmed, completed, declined or expired.
On-chain transfers, internal balance, fees, payouts, refunds and discrepancy investigation.
Crypto payments are integrated with the player balance, payment gateway, risk checks and reporting.
A crypto payment API connects the payment form, player profile, internal balance, provider, transfer network, risk checks and financial reporting.
APIACE normalises different currencies, networks, addresses, fees and statuses into a consistent format so the player balance is updated reliably and without duplicate credits.
Supported digital currencies, transfer networks, addresses, additional tags, limits and availability.
Transfer identifier, number of confirmations, amount, fee, sender and recipient.
Address and source-of-funds checks, risk scoring, manual review and application of restrictions.
The integration covers crypto deposits, withdrawals, exchange rates, transaction checks, balance updates and reporting.
The process includes address creation, transfer detection, confirmation and updating the player balance.
The platform sends the player, currency, network and amount, then receives an address, rate and payment expiry.
The provider detects the on-chain transaction and records the amount, sender address and initial status.
The transfer receives the required number of confirmations and passes AML checks according to project rules.
After the final status, the platform updates the player balance and adds the operation to reporting.
The solution depends on supported currencies, networks, fund-custody rules, AML requirements and the payout process.
Major coins, tokens and stablecoins, together with minimum and maximum amounts.
Available networks, their status, required confirmations, fees and any additional address requirements.
Addresses, internal transfers, fund allocation, reserves and operational limits.
Address creation, amount detection, transfer confirmation, exchange-rate calculation and crediting the player.
Address and network checks, fee calculation, AML controls, approval and final payout status.
Address and source-of-funds assessment, manual review, transaction restrictions and reasons for decisions.
Rate source, lock period, settlement currency, markup and final amount.
Matching on-chain transfers, provider data, internal balances, fees and payouts.
Confirmations, wrong networks, underpayments or overpayments, repeated statuses, payouts and financial reconciliation must be tested.
Waiting for the first confirmation, reaching the required threshold, network delays and operation status changes.
Underpayment or overpayment, transfer below the minimum, expired address, incorrect tag or wrong network.
Repeated notification, invalid signature, delayed status and protection of an already processed operation.
Invalid address, insufficient payout funds, failed checks, fee changes and resubmission.
High-risk address, manual review, transaction block, reassessment and decision changes.
Operation identifier, amount, currency, network, confirmations, exchange rate, fee and any discrepancies.
The documentation separately covers the integration process, request protection, operation statuses, error handling and pre-launch testing.
It connects a platform to a crypto payment service for deposits, withdrawals, transaction checks, balance updates and reporting.
Yes. Separate addresses, fees, limits and confirmation requirements can be configured for each digital currency and network.
Crediting occurs after the required number of confirmations and a successful transaction check. Thresholds can be configured separately for different currencies, networks and amounts.
Yes. A crypto payment API can be connected to player profiles, internal balances, KYC, casino, Sportsbook, reporting and back office.
Send information about the provider, required currencies and networks, confirmation rules, AML checks, deposits and payouts. APIACE will help define the integration scope.