What a Hosted Checkout Page Is

A hosted checkout is a ready-made web page for accepting crypto, created by the payment service. The customer follows a link and sees everything they need: the amount, the network, the wallet address, a QR code, and a timer. They pay, and the page shows the status in real time.

Why it's useful

Building your own payment page takes time and money. A hosted checkout gives you one in minutes: you create an invoice, get a link, and pass it to the customer. The page already works on mobile, shows the network next to the address, and walks the customer through each step.

What the customer sees: they open the page and find your store name, the exact amount in the coin, the address, and a QR code for scanning. They send the payment. The page updates: waiting, payment detected, confirmations, paid. At the end they see a confirmation and, if you've set it up, a redirect back to your site.

Why it's more reliable than sharing a wallet address

When a seller tells a customer "send it to this wallet," the customer has no confirmation that the money arrived and was accepted. A hosted checkout shows the status, keeps a history, and produces a confirmation. It cuts down on "did my money actually arrive?" messages.

The network is always shown next to the address. This matters: the most common crypto payment mistake is sending the right coin on the wrong network. A good payment page makes the network impossible to miss.

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