Multi-chain by default
Support popular networks and add new ones behind the scenes, without refactoring your checkout.
Accept crypto in minutes with a single integration. Route payments across chains, reduce failed transactions, and settle in stablecoins or fiat via your off-ramp.
Demo only — no real transactions.
Pick the best chain, fee tier, and confirmation strategy per payment.
Velocity limits, allow/deny lists, and webhook signatures.
A payment layer that unifies on-chain and off-chain settlement without making your product feel “crypto.”
Support popular networks and add new ones behind the scenes, without refactoring your checkout.
Collect in any supported asset, settle in USDC/USDT, and simplify treasury & accounting.
Signed webhooks, idempotency keys, least-privilege API keys, and audit-friendly logs.
Clean docs, sandbox mode, SDK-ready patterns, and examples that match your stack.
Dynamic fee buffers and confirmation strategies that balance speed and safety.
Webhooks for payment_intent.created, pending, confirmed, and refunded events.
A familiar flow: create intent → collect → confirm → settle.
Define amount, currency, and customer metadata. Kunog returns a hosted checkout URL or client secret.
Customers pay with supported tokens. Kunog monitors confirmations and manages retries safely.
Settle to stablecoins, or export payouts to your off-ramp/bank via reconciliation files.
curl https://api.kunog.com/v1/payment_intents \
-H "Authorization: Bearer kng_test_••••" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"amount": 4900,
"currency": "USD",
"settlement": "USDC",
"metadata": {
"order_id": "KNG-2048",
"customer_id": "cus_8f1a"
}
}'
Clean primitives that scale: idempotency, retries, observability, and a permission model that fits teams.
Short answers now; extend these with your real policies later.
In a typical gateway model, customer payments are routed to merchant-controlled addresses and tracked via intents. Confirm your real custody model and licensing needs with counsel before launch.
Kunog can treat a payment as pending immediately, then confirmed after a configurable number of confirmations. Faster chains can confirm in seconds; Bitcoin can take longer.
Yes — you can accept multiple assets and settle to a single treasury currency (e.g. USDC) for simpler accounting.
Refunds are supported as merchant-initiated payouts (subject to your on-chain liquidity and risk rules). You’ll want clear refund terms in your merchant policy.