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  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • What are cryptocurrencies
    • Why accept crypto
    • Our products
      • Payment Gateway
      • Earnings on deposit
      • Manual Invoices
      • Payment & Donation button
      • White Label
      • Affiliate program
      • Demo Shop
  • Getting started
    • Basics
      • What is an Invoice?
      • Accepting Payments
      • Withdrawing Your Funds from OMY Payments
      • Security and Transparency
  • API
    • Overview
    • Authentication
    • API Endpoints
      • Get Merchant Assets
      • Create Invoice
      • Create Invoice by Crypto
      • Get Invoice Data
      • Withdraw Asset
    • Callbacks
    • Common issues
  • No-code Integration
    • Overview
    • Getting Started with No‑Code Integration
  • How to Create Payment Links
  • Advanced Use Cases and Best Practices for No‑Code Integration
  • Legal
    • Terms of Use
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  1. API

Overview

Omypayments API is a powerful cryptocurrency payment solution designed for merchants who want to accept digital assets securely and efficiently. It allows businesses to integrate seamless crypto transactions, ensuring speed, reliability, and ease of use.

With Omypayments API, merchants can:

  • Accept payments in multiple cryptocurrencies across various blockchain networks.

  • Generate invoices dynamically, enabling customers to select their preferred payment asset.

  • Monitor transaction statuses in real time via callbacks.

  • Easily integrate the system with their platforms using straightforward RESTful API calls.

Key Features

  • Multi-Chain Support: Works with EVM-based networks (Ethereum, BSC, Polygon), as well as TON, TRON and Solana.

  • Secure Transactions: Encrypted API communication and authentication via API keys.

  • Flexible Invoicing: Merchants can create invoices in fiat equivalents, and users can pay in crypto.

  • Real-Time Callbacks: Automated status updates for payment tracking.

  • User-Friendly API: Clear documentation, easy integration, and predictable responses.

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