What are providers?
A provider represents a specific payment or blockchain integration. Each provider contains:provider: The unique ID used internallynetwork: The blockchain or payment layer (e.g. Ethereum, Solana, Stripe)gateway: The asset or method (e.g. USDC, Bitcoin, CARD, KLARNA)type:nativeoradditionaldepending on whether the asset is core to the chain or an added tokenfilters: Execution engine compatibility (e.g.evm,xvm,btc, etc.)metadata: Extended info like decimals, logos, contract addresses, etc.
Available providers
Here is a selection of the currently supported providers and gateways in our system:For a full up-to-date list, refer to our API.
Metadata
Each provider may include ametadata object with details such as:
decimals: Number of decimal places for the assetcontract_address: (For token-based assets)gateway_logo: Icon for the payment assetnetwork_logo: Icon for the blockchain or payment networkdetection_min_amount: Minimum amount for reliable deposit detection (BTC-like chains)
Notes
- Native gateways represent the base currency of the network (e.g., ETH on Ethereum).
- Additional gateways are tokens or secondary assets deployed on a network (e.g., USDC on Polygon).
- Some payment methods (like Stripe APMs) may have more limited metadata, depending on integration.
- You can retrieve all providers for an invoice programmatically using the API for real-time resolution or filtering.
List providers for an invoice
Obtain the full list and data of available providers for a specific invoice

