(Jun 23, 2019 12:53 PM)Kill Joy Wrote:  Gourl.io but I don’t think they have built in XRP.

Most merchants use Coinbase or Bitpay. If they accept a lot of different ones, they could have a custom built gateway.

Do you have a link to an example site?

(Jun 23, 2019 01:46 PM)Doge Wrote:  bro i was legit about to pm u directly cuz i was like: only this person knows this type of stuff so im happy you replied

but:

gourl - does that accept usdt?
coinbase - dont they require all the various documents, limits, etc?
bitpay - I know of that but for example for BTC payments, don't they just show the QR code without the actual address to do it manually? always hated that, always have to use a "decoder" to go around it

I don't have links to an example website, but here is how I would want it to be like:

opens page
various options: BTC,ETH, bla bla various coins
taps on USDT selects how much to send
page updates: shows QR code for direct payment, and underneath it shows the newly generated USDT address + USDT to send
so basically, I need it to be either:
generate a new [insert cryptocurrency] address for every new transaction / or
generate a different [cryptocurrency] address for EACH user which would stay the same even for future transactions.
so if user A wants to pay through USDT, USDT wallet A is generated and "sticks" to user A for future payments etc etc

blockchain.com was perfect for it. no fees, transactions all came directly to the wallet, new address generated for each new transaction
only bad thing is that it doesn't have those other cryptocurrencies
how do exchanges do it?

i hope you understand me, kinda hard to explain

(Jun 23, 2019 02:12 PM)Kill Joy Wrote:  Gourl.io doesn’t have USDT.

Coinbase has United States Dollar Coin (USDC). They require general ID verification. Why is Tether such a necessity? It’s pretty split for what stablecoin people use these days. I would personally use USDC since most customers would either have the coins you accept, or if they’re new to crypto, they most likely have registered with Coinbase. Plus they have supported plugins for popular e-commerce platforms.

You could get a custom gateway made but that’s money and risk on security. If you want to accept Monero, I believe there’s some code posted somewhere on getmonero.org.

(Jun 23, 2019 03:00 PM)Doge Wrote:  im aware of all the hate towards tether but if i could find a way to directly accept it on my website that won't hurt, I'd definitely need at least one way to accept any stablecoin, question: if USDC is a cryptocurrency, anyone should be able to create a USDC address and receive/send USDC from it right? or can it ONLY be done through coinbase? doesn't make sense to me...

same thing with tether: anyone should be able to create a new wallet address for tether, right? if there's no known gateway that accepts it then I guess I can get one made as long as it's possible..I don't see why it shouldn't be impossible tho