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CryptoCadet is a lightweight, no-code payment router that permits the user to accept payment in EVM chains and Solana.
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Accept payments across multiple EVM networks (Ethereum, Binance, Polygon, Base (New!), Avax (New!))</li>
<li>New! Accept payments on Solana</li>
<li>Accept any token you want on the supported chains</li>
<li>Can add multiple buttons to your WordPress site for multiple products</li>
<li>Integrates with Web3Modal</li>
<li>Create affiliate codes for your own referral program</li>
<li>Receive and send email alerts when payments are made</li>
<li>New! Send one-time payment links and invocies</li>
<li>Track success with advanced customer analytics</li>
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Sign up for a free account on https://cryptocadet.io to receive your API key. Upon signing in, an API key will be auto-generated for you.
Return to your WordPress Admin Dashboard and go to Settings. Under CryptoCadet Pay Settings, add the API key.
Inside the body of a post, insert:
[crypto_pay_button 
product_id=’YOUR_PROD_ID’ 
display_name=’DISPLAY_NAME’ 
container_id=’SOME_ID_NAME’ 
label=’BUTTON TEXT’ 
email=’required’ 
shipping_address=’required’ 
lang=’en’ 
shoppingCart=’true’ 
 ]
REQUIRED PROPERTIES:
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Deprecated: The pay portal defaults to ‘eth’ but you can set this to false. In order to add Solana, sol should be set to ‘true’.
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container_id should be a unique id and not be shared with any other element on the page.
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product_id is the id you create for the particular product linked to this button. You can create your product id in the ‘Build’ section in https://app.ascendant.finance
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display_name shows the common name of the product the user is buying and appears in the portal beside the quantity.
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label is the button text that will appear.
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OPTIONAL PROPERTIES:
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The ’email’ and ‘shippingAddress’ are optional variables can be required in order to request the user’s email and shipping address upon payment.
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When shoppingCart is set to ‘true,’ and additional cart button appears that allows the user to buy multiple products at once.
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The lang property defaults to English and corresponds to the ISO 639-1 Code for the following supported languages:
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ar (Arabic)
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<li>de (German)</li>
<li>en (English)</li>
<li>es (Spanish)</li>
<li>fr (French)</li>
<li>pt (Portuguese)</li>
<li>zh (Chinese)</li>
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<h3>Styles</h3>
Custom styles can be added by including a style property variable to change the button style.
<h3>License</h3>
GPLv2 or later
<h3>Contributions</h3>
We love your input! We want to make contributing to this project as easy and transparent as possible, whether it’s:
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<li>Reporting a bug</li>
<li>Discussing the current state of the code</li>
<li>Submitting a fix</li>
<li>Proposing new features</li>
<li>Becoming a maintainer</li>
</ul>

CryptoCadet

CryptoCadet is a lightweight, no-code payment router that permits the user to accept payment in EVM chains and Solana.

IronMan

Catenis Blocks include a set of Gutenberg blocks that can be used to integrate with the Bitcoin blockchain by means of the Catenis services.
The following blocks are currently available:
<ul>
<li>Store Message – used to store a text message onto the Bitcoin blockchain.</li>
<li>Store File – used to store a file onto the Bitcoin blockchain.</li>
<li>Send Message – used to store a text message onto the Bitcoin blockchain addressing it to another Catenis virtual device.</li>
<li>Send File – used to store a file onto the Bitcoin blockchain addressing it to another Catenis virtual device.</li>
<li>Display Message – used to display a text message retrieved from the Bitcoin blockchain.</li>
<li>Message Input – used to enter ID of message for display/saving.</li>
<li>Save Message – used to save message retrieved from the Bitcoin blockchain as a file.</li>
<li>Message Inbox – used to display a list with the latest received messages.</li>
<li>Message History – used to display a list with the latest stored/sent messages.</li>
<li>Permissions – used to manage Catenis permissions.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Using Catenis Blocks</h4>
Make sure that the Catenis API Client for WordPress plugin is installed, properly configured and enabled on the WordPress page where Catenis Blocks shall be used.
Select the appropriate block from under the Catenis category, place it on the page, and use the settings sidebar to configure it.

Catenis Blocks

A set of Gutenberg blocks that make use of Catenis services.

CryptoCadet vs Catenis Blocks