How to check payment through the API without a webhook
Server-side invoice checks through the API: payment statuses, bounded polling, errors, one-time order fulfilment and recovery after a restart.
Practical guides and explanations for cryptocurrency payments, monitoring and integrations.
Server-side invoice checks through the API: payment statuses, bounded polling, errors, one-time order fulfilment and recovery after a restart.
Where to copy a TXID in a wallet or on an exchange, how to check it in an explorer, and how it differs from an address, a withdrawal request and an invoice number. The ID alone does not prove that an order has been paid.
How to distinguish network fees, wallet or exchange charges and payments for Cryptanio services. What determines the cost of a USDT transfer and how to check the amount the recipient will receive.
Set up payment for a single order in USDC on a network chosen in advance: verify the exact token, connect an address to the project, create an invoice and confirm the result on your server.
Create a separate key for server-side invoice reconciliation in one project: select the project, read access and the required API section, configure IP rules and expiry, then test the access boundary.
Find a notification in Deliveries, review the sending result, and queue another delivery of the same event if needed.
Set up separate Telegram, Discord, and Slack routes for one project’s confirmations, rollbacks, and outgoing transfers.
Choose the correct payment attempt and decide how to handle a late payment: access rights, invoice menu actions, and checking the result.
Set a minimum amount for one asset in Monitoring: base units, an inclusive threshold, and checks using artificial data.