• The network fee is unavoidable when assets are saved and collected.
• CCPayment will convert your aggregation fees into equivalent USDT and manage them centrally; You can easily track the total aggregation fees by accessing the Balance tab on the Dashboard.
• Aggregation fees will be deducted from your USDT while withdrawing. If your USDT balance is insufficient to cover the fees, CCPayment will automatically convert your other tokens into an equivalent amount of USDT and deduct them to ensure a successful withdrawal.
• Merchants should retain a certain amount of USDT to reduce costs due to additional conversion costs.

• 1. Confirm the transaction status: First, verify the transaction status included in the received webhook notification. Typically, you may receive notifications for different stages of the transaction, transaction initiated (Pending), transaction in progress (Processing), and transaction completed (Success or Failed).
• 2. Confirm the final status: Note that only notifications with a status of Success in the transaction completed stage represent the final status. Other statuses may indicate a risk of transaction cancellation or failure.
• 3. Set the response body: After receiving the webhook notification, ensure that the response body is set in the format 'Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8' and return {http code: 200}. Include a 'Success' string in the HTTP payload to indicate a successful response. This informs CCPayment that you have successfully received and processed the notification. If CCPayment does not receive a "Success" response from the merchant for the webhook, it will attempt to resend the webhook notification up to six times.
• 4. Implement idempotent processing: To avoid duplicate postings in the system, it is recommended to implement idempotent processing in your code. This means that regardless of how many identical notifications are received, the system will only process the transaction once to ensure data consistency and accuracy.
• 5. Refer to the documentation: If you need more detailed information on how to use webhooks, please consult the documentation provided by CCPayment.

• 1. Specify the execution time: In the Merchant Settings page, you can specify the execution time for automatic withdrawals. Choose the time that suits you best, and the system will automatically initiate the withdrawal at that time.
• 2. Set the trigger amount: You can set a trigger amount— when your account balance reaches or exceeds that amount, the automatic withdrawal function will be activated.
• 3. Configure the withdrawal ratio: If you want to withdraw only a portion of the funds with each automatic withdrawal, you can set the withdrawal ratio. The system will automatically extract the corresponding amount based on the ratio you set.
• 4. Specify the cryptocurrency and target address: Select the cryptocurrency you want to withdraw automatically and enter the target withdrawal address. If there is a memo or tag, please make sure to enter it correctly to avoid any loss of assets.
• 5. Save the settings and enable the feature: After completing the above settings, remember to save your settings and enable the automatic withdrawal feature.

• 1. Go to Merchant Settings > Settings.
• 2. Once enabled, CCPayment will automatically swap the tokens listed into the designated stablecoin and deposit them into your merchant account.

• Service Fee: 0.6% swap fee based on the swapped amount. Please contact us for the final quote that suits your business.
• Supported Tokens: We support automatic swaps for over 30 major tokens and are continuously adding more tokens to the list.
• Applicable Scope: The automatic coin swap feature is applicable to API Deposit, Invoice Deposit, and Direct Deposit.
• Token List Changes: If there are any changes to the token list eligible for automatic coin swaps, we will notify you in advance.
• Token Removal: If a token eligible for automatic swaps is removed from the list, deposits in that currency will still be credited to your CCPayment account but will not be automatically swapped. You can immediately notify users to stop depositing that specific token.

• The site homepage must be available to non-logged-in users.
• You must be able to edit the HTML source code of the site's homepage directly. Specifically, you must be able to insert a tag into the tag on your homepage.

• 1. To verify ownership using an HTML tag:
  Copy the tag into the section in the HTML of your site's non-logged-in home page.
  Example:

  <head>
    <title>Example.com homepage</title>
    <meta name="ccpayment-site-verification" content="......." />
  </head>

• 2. Save your page.
  This tag is unique to you; it cannot be used to identify anyone else, and is associated with your CCPayment account.

• The directory for uploading the HTML file must be accessible to non-logged-in users
• You should be able to upload the file to the root directory of your website, where web browsers can access the file

• 1. Download the verification file.
• 2. Upload the verification file to the root directory of your website. The location of the uploaded file will be:
  https://example.com/<merchant_verification_file>.

• This involves verifying your identity using a combination of your email address, phone number login password.
• Two-factor authentication (2FA) is one of the most important security measures you can take. With email verification, you will need to verify email every time you log in to your CCPayment account.
• You can also set up advanced security measures such as whitelisting withdrawal addresses or setting up an inactivity status.

• 1. Check your mobile signal: Make sure your phone has good signal coverage in your current location.
• 2. Verify phone settings: Ensure SMS notifications are not set to silent, blocked, or restricted.
• 3. Clear phone storage space: Full storage can block SMS reception. Delete unnecessary files to free up space.
• 4. Wait a few moments: SMS delivery might sometimes be delayed. Please allow some time and try again.

• 5. Check your spam or junk mail folder: The verification email might have been mistakenly flagged as spam.
• 6. Verify your email address: Ensure you provided the correct email address during registration.
• 7. Review your email security settings: Some email providers have strict security filters that may block verification emails. Adjust your settings or add our email domain to the safe sender list.
• 8. Check your email storage space: If your inbox is full, it might prevent new emails from being received. Clear some space and try again.

• Free to get the testnet Sepolia ETH used for development and test.
• Testnet is independent from the mainnet, the test assets are only used for test purposes. It's not actual assets.
• Reduce the potential risk of mainnet assets loss.
• Avoid the impact of the Mainnet function.

• 1. Register CCPayment account and enable Sepolia Testnet on the Merchant Settings page.
• 2. Get the Free Test-Sepolia ETH on the:
  • https://cloud.google.com/application/web3/faucet/ethereum/sepolia
  • https://sepolia-faucet.pk910.de
  • https://www.allthatnode.com/faucet/ethereum.dsrv
  • https://faucet.quicknode.com/drip
• 3. Sepolia Testnet Explorer: https://sepolia.etherscan.io/<txid>
• 4. Close Sepolia Testnet when test processing is done on the developer page.

• 1. Obtain referral link: obtain your exclusive referral link on the referral page.
• 2. The referral materials: Download referral banners with various sizes, payment process demonstrations and other referral pictures and videos in the material center.
• 3. Share referral links: You can share referral links with potential merchants or post CCPayment tutorials, referral advantages, successful cases, etc, on social platforms.

• 1. Call the "Get Token List" API to retrieve information about the tokens
• 2. Use the "Get Token Information" API to query the relevant information of a specific token
• 3. In the returned values of the respective APIs, search for the following fields:
  • minimumDepositAmount : The minimum deposit amount for the token on its respective blockchain
  • minimumWithdrawAmount: The minimum withdrawal amount for the token on its respective blockchain
  • maximumWithdrawAmount: The maximum withdrawal amount for the token on its respective blockchain

• Service fee: approximately up to 0.6% fee will be applied. Contact us to have the final offer for your business.
• We support over 30 mainstream tokens for auto-swap and will continue to add more tokens to the list.
• Applicable scope: Deposit auto-swap applies to API Deposits, Invoice Deposits, and Direct Deposits payment channels.

CCPayment Privacy Policy

• Legal obligation - In response to a request for information if we believe such disclosure is in accordance with any applicable law, regulation or legal process, or as otherwise required by any applicable law, rule or regulation.
• Violation of Terms of Services - If we believe your actions are in violation of Our Terms, or to protect the rights, property and safety of Us or others.

• Information you provide to us.
• Collection of information takes place whenever you:
• Fill out forms and/or enquiries;
• Contact us through our communication channels;
• Register/open an account.

• Contact details (e.g. email address, phone number)
• Username;
• Responses to the enquiries;
• Information and documents about your funds, sources of income and other financial information;
• Your identification documents and all documents you have provided to us;
• Your image in a photo or video selfie as part of your registration process;
• Information about other people related to you or to any of the corresponding funds.
• Information resulting from your use of our products and services. The following is collected:
• Technical and device information;
• Information about your visit to our website or our products/services (e.g. response time, errors, page interaction);
• Details on your transactions;
• Location.
• Information from other sources.

• Where the accuracy of the personal data is contested by you;
• Where the processing is unlawful and you oppose the erasure of the personal data and request the restriction of their use instead;
• Where we no longer need the personal data for the purposes of the processing, but they are required by you for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims;
• Where you have objected to processing.

User Agreement

Service Agreement

AML/CTF Policy

• Customer Due Diligence;
• Risk Assessment; Ongoing Monitoring;
• Record Keeping;
• Communication with Competent Authorities.
• Customer Due Diligence.