A checkout customers can follow
Keep the amount, asset, network, address, and confirmation progress together. Customers do not need a Nexus Pay account.
- Hosted payment links
- QR and copy controls
- Clear expiry and payment states
One connected payment workspace
Bring checkout, payment operations, and developer tools into the same flow. Start with configured test assets and see how each stage works.
Keep the amount, asset, network, address, and confirmation progress together. Customers do not need a Nexus Pay account.
Find an invoice, follow its timeline, and understand what needs attention without piecing together separate screens.
Follow confirmed funds to a versioned payout wallet when the configured settlement policy permits the transfer.
Create invoices server-side and fulfill only after verifying signed payment events. Retries should not create duplicate orders.
Keep store scope, environment, and role context visible as your team handles day-to-day payment operations.
On-chain verification determines payment status. Holds remain visible when a payment requires additional review.
Live networks are enabled on this deployment. Your own store still needs platform activation before it can accept real payments.
Available — Live network, BEP-20 tokens, 15 confirmations before a payment is credited.
Not enabled: Arbitrum One (Live network), Base (Live network), Bitcoin (Live network), Ethereum (Live network), Optimism (Live network), Polygon (Live network), TRON (Live network), Arbitrum One (Test network), Base (Test network), Bitcoin (Test network), BNB Smart Chain (Test network), Ethereum (Test network), Optimism (Test network), Polygon (Test network), TRON (Test network). These are implemented but switched off, and cannot take a payment. Do not send funds to them.
Read from the platform’s own network configuration when this page was rendered, not from page copy. Checkout is the authoritative instruction for any individual payment.
An important distinction
Checkout offers only enabled assets and networks. Live access requires review; a successful test never authorizes real-money payments.