Accept crypto payments in 5 minutes.
Mintory gives businesses a non-custodial stablecoin checkout, on-chain payment evidence, and developer-ready webhooks without pretending unsupported rails are live.
Supported stablecoin rails on Ethereum and Polygon
Invoice #MNT-1048
Mintory detects payment evidence without taking custody.
Settlement goes directly to your receiving wallet.
Hosted checkout, API invoices, and test mode are ready from signup.
Hosted checkout uses stable API endpoints and dashboard-managed wallets.
Payment events carry durable invoice and chain context.
Payment state follows chain detection and settlement checks.
Conservative claims, measurable surfaces.
The homepage repeats one set of numbers because payment infrastructure earns trust by being precise.
Create an account, configure a wallet, and test checkout.
Mintory never asks for seed phrases or signing authority.
Only chain/token pairs the system can detect and settle.
Ethereum and Polygon stablecoin payment rails only in the current deployment.
Only certified payment options are shown.
Native ETH, native MATIC, wrapped native assets, Base, Arbitrum, and unsupported chain/token pairs are not presented as live rails.
Payment operations without custody theater.
The product is built around merchant control, payment evidence, and repeatable integration behavior.
Non-custodial settlement
Customers pay merchant wallets directly. Mintory coordinates checkout state without holding funds.
On-chain payment evidence
Invoices are tied to transaction hashes, chains, tokens, and matching rules for operational review.
Idempotent invoice API
Duplicate requests can replay the original invoice response instead of silently creating extra invoices.
Webhook delivery history
Signed payment events and delivery records make downstream systems easier to reconcile.
Reconciliation-ready records
Ledger, payment, and invoice state are designed to explain what happened after money moves.
Test and live separation
Keep integration work away from production credentials and payment operations until ready.
A payment route your team can explain.
Buyer payment, Mintory detection, merchant settlement, and webhook notification stay distinct.
Configure a wallet
Add a supported merchant receiving address for the rails you plan to accept.
Create an invoice
Use the dashboard or API to create a stablecoin checkout with supported payment options.
Route the payment
The buyer chooses a certified rail and pays the merchant wallet on-chain.
Confirm and notify
Mintory detects the transfer, updates invoice state, and emits a webhook event.
Credible integration starts with replay-safe requests.
Create invoices with supported payment options and an idempotency key. Handle webhook events after payment evidence is confirmed.
1curl https://api.mintory.com/v1/invoices \2 -H "Authorization: Bearer $MINTORY_API_KEY" \3 -H "Idempotency-Key: inv_2026_05_09_001" \4 -H "Content-Type: application/json" \5 -d '{6 "amount": "1250.00",7 "currency": "USD",8 "paymentOptions": [9 { "chain": "ethereum", "token": "USDC" },10 { "chain": "polygon", "token": "USDT" }11 ]12 }'Trust comes from boring, inspectable systems.
Mintory should make finance, support, and engineering teams more comfortable after the payment moves.
No custody surface
Funds move from buyer wallet to merchant wallet. Mintory does not receive or forward money.
Recoverable event flow
Payment webhooks are observable, retryable, and tied to invoice state.
Payment evidence
Every confirmed payment is backed by chain, token, transaction, and transfer identity.
Operational guardrails
Internal payment surfaces are gated, and production startup fails on missing critical secrets.
Answers for cautious payment teams.
Customers pay your receiving wallet directly. Mintory coordinates invoice state, payment detection, and webhook delivery, but it does not hold private keys or route funds through a Mintory wallet.
Start with a test invoice.
Go live when operations are ready.
Mintory keeps settlement non-custodial, records payment evidence, and gives your team a calmer path from checkout test to production payment operations.