Add your business
Answer seven questions and press one button. Your wallet asks you to confirm once. When it is done you have a pay name, a wallet that gets paid, a first register and a business badge.
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Connect your wallet
The wallet you connect becomes the owner of the business. Only it can add or revoke registers.
No wallet has been connected.
Disabled until this page has read its settings. Without a companion server this page stays a description of the steps.
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Business name
Type the name customers will pay. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
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Payout wallet
By default, payments go to the wallet you connected.
Only when a different wallet should receive the money. It cannot be changed from this page afterwards.
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Preferred payout asset
Every payment you accept arrives in this asset.
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Customer assets to accept
Choose the assets your customers may pay with. An asset that cannot be handled right now is shown but cannot be chosen, and says why.
Payment assets are read once this page has its settings.
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Name your first register
Saved as register-1.
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Transaction limit, if you want one
Leave it empty and any amount may be charged.
Confirm
- Business
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- Pay name
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- Payout wallet
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- You receive
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- Accepting
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- First register
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- Transaction limit
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Connect a wallet first. It becomes the owner of the business.
Nothing has been sent.
Your payout asset, the assets you accept and any transaction limit are settings this browser keeps for your register. The one confirmation your wallet asks for creates the business, the pay name, the payout wallet and the first register.
Your business is set up
- Business
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- Pay name
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- First register
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- Network
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Reading your badge...
Open my business Create payment Registers
Details
Business id: —
Registers
Each register is a place a sale can start. Revoking one stops new sales from it; sales it already started are unaffected.
Registers are read after your business is set up.
Add a register
Advanced: who runs it
Adding a register takes three wallet confirmations: create it, allow the operator, switch it on.