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Connect your Shopify store
Add your store domain inside USDTonPay and use the generated integration details for that store.
SHOPIFY · USDT PAYMENTS
Accept USDT Payments on Shopify
Give your Shopify customers a simple USDT checkout while payments go directly to your configured merchant wallet. For the standard Shopify setup, there is no need to build your own payment backend.
No platform custodyAutomatic payment confirmationMerchant dashboard included
WHY IT MATTERS
Adding USDT should not mean rebuilding your store
Most Shopify merchants do not want another technical project. They want one practical result: let a customer choose USDT, complete the payment, and know when the order has been paid.
USDTonPay keeps Shopify responsible for the storefront and order experience while the USDT payment is handled by a dedicated hosted checkout. The customer pays, the blockchain transaction is detected, and the payment status is connected back to the merchant workflow.
HOW IT WORKS
A straightforward Shopify setup
Connect the store, add the checkout option and let the payment system handle the blockchain side.
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Add the USDT checkout option
Place the provided Shopify code in your store. The standard setup does not require you to build a separate payment backend.
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Customer pays USDT
The customer is shown a clear checkout with the exact USDT amount, supported network and QR code.
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Payment is confirmed automatically
USDTonPay watches the blockchain, matches the payment to the order and updates the payment status for your business workflow.
THE CUSTOMER FLOW
Shop normally. Pay with USDT. Return to the store.
Customers browse your Shopify store as usual. When they choose the USDT option, they continue to a focused payment page showing the amount, network and QR code. After a successful payment, they can return to your store.
Shopify StoreProducts · Cart · Customer
→USDT CheckoutAmount · QR · Status
→Your WalletCustomer pays you directly
BUILT FOR MERCHANTS
Keep control of the parts that matter
Direct to your wallet
Customer USDT is sent to the wallet configured by your business. USDTonPay does not require the funds to sit in a platform balance first.
Built for ordinary merchants
You do not need to turn your Shopify store into a Web3 application. The payment flow stays close to a normal online checkout.
Automatic order matching
Stop checking wallet screenshots and transaction hashes one order at a time. The system is designed to connect a blockchain payment to the right order.
Keep your own storefront
Your products, brand, domain and customer journey remain on your Shopify store. USDTonPay handles the USDT payment step.
FOR SIMPLE OR ADVANCED SETUPS
Start without a custom backend. Use the API when you need more control.
The standard Shopify integration is designed for merchants who want to get started quickly. Businesses with custom order logic, apps or more complex workflows can use the full USDTonPay API and webhooks instead.
Developer documentation →FAQ
Shopify USDT payment questions
Does USDTonPay hold the customer's USDT?
No. The standard payment flow is designed so the customer sends USDT to the merchant wallet configured for the store rather than to a custodial balance controlled by USDTonPay.
Do I need to build an API integration for Shopify?
Not for the standard Shopify setup. The merchant can connect the store and use the provided integration code. The full API remains available for custom business workflows.
Does the customer need to approve a smart contract?
No. The checkout is based on a normal USDT transfer. The customer does not need to grant token spending permission to USDTonPay.
How does the merchant know which order was paid?
USDTonPay creates a payment request for the order, monitors the supported blockchain network and matches the detected transfer to the corresponding payment.
Can I try it before paying for a plan?
Yes. You can create a merchant account and start with the available free plan before moving to a paid plan as your payment volume grows.
Current integration note: Shopify product checkout uses Custom Liquid. Cart checkout remains Test Mode, so merchants should validate their own theme and store flow before relying on it in a live storefront.
Related resources: see the USDT payment gateway overview, follow the existing Shopify setup guide, read the developer documentation or review Pricing.
Give your store another way to get paid.
Keep your Shopify storefront. Keep your own merchant wallet. Add a clear USDT checkout without turning payments into a development project.