Add BNB to your checkout or payment flow
Choose an Aurpay integration that fits your store, invoice, payment link, or application.
Accept BNB Payments
Non-custodial settlement: keep control of your funds- BNB Smart Chain support for BNB payments
- Clear payment status and transaction records
- Flexible integrations: ecommerce plugins, invoices, payment buttons, and API
What is a BNB payment?
BNB is the native cryptocurrency of BNB Smart Chain (BSC). It is used to transfer value and pay network gas fees.
With Aurpay, merchants can accept BNB while customers pay from a compatible wallet through a familiar crypto checkout flow.
How do BNB payments work?
Your customer chooses BNB
The customer selects BNB and pays on BNB Smart Chain from a compatible wallet.
Aurpay creates the payment request
Aurpay displays the payment details needed to complete the transaction.
Track payment and manage settlement
Follow the payment status and manage funds according to your settlement setup.
Why accept BNB?
Adding BNB gives customers who use BNB Smart Chain another direct way to pay. Aurpay brings the payment request, status, and settlement workflow into one merchant experience.
Reach customers who use BNB Smart Chain- Accept borderless crypto payments
- Keep control with non-custodial settlement
- Confirmed blockchain transfers do not create card chargebacks
How to accept BNB payments for your store
1. Sign up for an Aurpay merchant account.
2. Select the integration for your store or application.
3. Enable BNB on BNB Smart Chain (BSC).
4. Test your payment flow and start accepting BNB.
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