Accept crypto payments on your website

1. Create your account

Open the dashboard and create an account. Save the Account ID and the one-time Transfer Key in a safe place. The ID identifies your account; the key authorizes protected actions. They are not interchangeable.

2. Explore receiving addresses

Account creation attempts to prepare a public keyset from our configured local Signer. Once ready, Add address on Litecoin Addresses and the public API can issue addresses without Unlock or a node. If preparation is pending, restore the original source, unlock the same account and retry Prepare Litecoin keys. An address is not proof of payment.

3. Choose a customer experience

An online shop may need a form and an order reference. A creator may prefer a donation button. A physical counter may need a terminal view. The previews let you explore those layouts without sending money or saving customer details.

• Online stores: try the form and mini cart layouts.
• Creators and charities: explore a donation widget.
• Custom apps and bots: begin with the versioned API reference.

4. Test before accepting funds

On local regtest, the confirmed-block scanner and mempool worker save receipts and spending observations. History shows Pending, Not seen, Recorded and Orphaned receipts alongside outgoing Transfers. The balance reader verifies node evidence and returns unavailable when it cannot establish the current state, not a guessed zero. Transfers reserve account-owned outputs and use the local Signer; Callbacks deliver receipt updates through a separate worker. The reviewed capacity and recovery defects have been corrected; bounded reads and local acceptance do not establish unlimited scale or production readiness. Invoices and automated forwarding are deferred; live mainnet acceptance is still pending. Do not connect this environment to a live storefront or send real funds.