Last Updated: June 20, 2026
Tranzo is a cryptocurrency payment gateway that helps businesses accept crypto payments through payment links, invoices, and API integrations.
Tranzo is designed for businesses, freelancers, online stores, service providers, and anyone who wants to accept cryptocurrency payments.
Currently, Tranzo supports USDT on the TON network. Additional cryptocurrencies and blockchain networks will be added over time.
No. Customers only need a compatible crypto wallet to complete a payment.
No. Tranzo is a payment infrastructure provider and not a wallet service.
A crypto payment gateway allows businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments from customers while automating payment verification, tracking, and settlement.
Businesses can create payment links or invoices through Tranzo. Customers pay using USDT, and Tranzo automatically verifies the transaction and updates the payment status.
Tranzo generates a unique payment page for each invoice. Customers open the payment link, send the requested cryptocurrency, and the payment is automatically tracked and verified.
You can integrate Tranzo using our API or generate payment links directly from your dashboard.
Yes. Tranzo provides hosted payment pages, allowing businesses to receive payments without manually sharing wallet addresses or verifying transaction receipts.
Using a payment gateway such as Tranzo allows businesses to automate invoice creation, payment tracking, and settlement for TON ecosystem assets such as USDT on TON.
USDT is one of the most widely used stablecoins. However, businesses should evaluate regulatory, accounting, and compliance requirements applicable in their jurisdiction.
When a merchant creates an invoice, Tranzo generates a payment page. The customer sends the requested cryptocurrency, and Tranzo automatically verifies incoming transactions.
Yes. Customers can complete an invoice through multiple payments. The invoice status will automatically update as funds are received.
An invoice is marked as successful only when the full invoice amount has been received.
Partial payments are accepted and credited toward the invoice. However, the invoice remains unpaid until the remaining balance is received.
Overpayments are accepted and credited to the merchant. The full amount received will be available for settlement.
Yes. Any cryptocurrency received for an invoice, whether underpaid or overpaid, belongs to the merchant and can be settled to the merchant's wallet.
Merchants are notified when an invoice has been fully paid and reaches the successful status.
Confirmation times depend on the blockchain network. Most TON transactions are confirmed within seconds.
Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible once confirmed on the network.
Blockchain transactions cannot usually be reversed. Customers should carefully verify payment details before sending funds.
Payments are settled to the wallet address configured by the merchant.
Merchants can request settlement of available balances from their Tranzo dashboard.
Settlement times depend on blockchain conditions and system processing times.
Applicable fees, if any, are displayed within the dashboard before a settlement request is confirmed.
Tranzo uses industry-standard security measures designed to protect accounts, payment information, and platform infrastructure.
No. Tranzo does not request or store customers' private wallet keys.
Additional security features may be introduced over time as the platform evolves.
Currently, accounts can be created using Google Sign-In.
Yes. A single Tranzo account can manage multiple businesses. Each business has its own settings, payment links, invoices, settlement wallet, and reporting, allowing you to operate multiple projects from one account.
Yes. Google OAuth is currently supported.
Yes. Support for Telegram and X (formerly Twitter) authentication is planned.
No. Since authentication is handled through OAuth providers, Tranzo does not require or store passwords.
Tranzo does not use passwords. If you have trouble accessing your account, please sign in through your connected OAuth provider or contact support.
You may request account deletion by contacting support. Certain information may be retained where required by law or for legitimate business purposes.
Yes. Tranzo offers APIs that allow developers to create invoices, track payments, and automate payment workflows.
Yes. Businesses can integrate Tranzo using APIs or payment links.
Yes. Webhooks are available for real-time payment notifications and invoice status updates.
Tranzo may charge service fees depending on the product and pricing plan being used. Current fees are displayed within the platform.
Refer to the pricing section of the website for the latest information.
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You can contact support with bug reports, feature requests, or general feedback.
Cryptocurrency regulations vary by jurisdiction. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations.
No. Tranzo provides payment infrastructure only and does not offer financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.
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