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Stablecoin checkout network selection

Stablecoin payments fail most often when the payer chooses the wrong network, sends the right asset on the wrong chain, or does not understand why the payment address is network-specific. A good checkout page makes that choice explicit before the customer copies anything.

Treat asset and network as one instruction

Do not show USDT, USDC, or another stablecoin as a standalone instruction. A payer needs the asset, network, amount, address, and expiration together. A correct address on the wrong network can still create a support case.

Use customer-language labels

Most customers do not think in protocol names. Show the familiar asset first, then the network label in plain text. Repeat the network beside the QR code, copy button, and payment timeline.

Prevent the common wrong-network path

The checkout should make it hard to copy an address without seeing the network. Support copy should explain that a payment sent on another network may need manual review and may not be recoverable automatically.

  • Show the network next to every address copy action.
  • Keep memo or tag requirements next to the address when they exist.
  • Use the invoice status page as the single place to check whether the payment arrived.

What SwapSS Pay should expose

For merchant integrations, the invoice response and hosted checkout should expose the selected asset, chain, address, amount, expiration, and payment URL. Internal routing details and operational references are not customer-facing checkout data.