Payments

Learn about our payment types, information about underpaid payments, minimum and maximum charge amounts, and more.

13 articles in this collection
Written by Kevin Adekayode and Cary Snyder

Accept Debit Cards for Bitcoin Checkouts

Learn how OpenNode's Debit Card/Apple Pay function works.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Bitcoin Payouts for Business

Learn how to issue Bitcoin payouts with the OpenNode platform. You'll learn how to both fund and initiate payouts in this article.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Types of payments

Payment Requests

Payment Requests let you create quick, simple, and sharable Bitcoin checkouts.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Payment Templates

Payment templates let you create pre-specific checkouts and create "Pay with Bitcoin" or "Donate with Bitcoin" buttons.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Payment Invoices

Send professional, itemized invoices to bill your clients or customers in Bitcoin.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Completing payments

How to pay on the Lightning Network

Paying on the Lighting Network is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Written by Kevin Adekayode
Updated over a week ago

How to pay from an exchange

Learn how to complete checkouts with CashApp, Coinbase, Kraken, and more.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

How to pay with a Bitcoin wallet

There are two methods to pay an OpenNode checkout: via QR Code, or by copy-pasting the address. Learn how to do both, here.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Underpaid payments

Underpaid Threshold

Learn how to automatically accept underpaid payments that are underpaid from 0.1 to 5%.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

Underpaid Payments

What happens if a checkout isn't paid in full?

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

General questions

What are the minimum and maximum charge amounts?

OpenNode has different minimums and maximum charges for both Lighting Network and On-chain transactions.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

What happens if someone makes a fraudulent payment?

Make sure your account security is robust so that you can combat fraudulent activity.

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago

What do the different payment tags mean?

Written by Cary Snyder
Updated over a week ago