Integrations Preview

The public API is not yet released. This section describes the integration model so partners can plan ahead; endpoint references, SDKs and sandbox access will be published with the API release.

Merchant acquiring (iNCRYPTO Pay)

A merchant integration follows a familiar shape:

1. Create an invoice for an amount in a fiat or crypto denomination. iNCRYPTO returns a hosted checkout URL and a payment address for the asset the customer selects.
2. Customer pays on-chain. Detection is performed by iNCRYPTO's own nodes.
3. Webhook notifies the merchant's backend as the payment progresses: seen, confirmed, settled, or expired.
4. Settlement to the merchant's balance in the asset of their choice, with the exchange leg handled by iNCRYPTO Exchange when the customer paid in a different asset.

Every step is screened by iNCRYPTO Shield; a flagged payment is held rather than settled, and the merchant is informed through the same webhook channel.

Webhooks

Webhooks are signed. Each delivery carries a timestamp and a signature over the payload computed with a per-endpoint secret, so a merchant can verify authenticity and reject replays. Deliveries are retried with backoff until acknowledged.

Rate feeds for aggregators

iNCRYPTO publishes exchange directions and rates in the format used by rate aggregators. The feed specification — fields, update frequency and the meaning of reserve figures — will be published on this page.

Authentication

Partner access uses API keys scoped to a merchant account, with request signing and optional IP allow-listing. Keys are managed from the dashboard.

Get in touch

If you are planning an integration, write to hello@incrypto.me — early partners get access to the sandbox before the public release.