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SaaS upgrade flows
Open checkout when a user upgrades, buys credits, or confirms a paid workspace action.
Checkout inside your product
Embedded Crypto Checkout
Seamless overlay checkout inside your product. Customers pay without leaving your website.
data-makepay-payment-link
Checkout opened
Overlay launched
MakePay opens inside the product while the hosted link remains ready.
/modal/makepay.min.js
Embedded checkout capabilities
Where embedded checkout fits
Use an overlay when checkout belongs inside your product journey and you still want MakePay to handle payment complexity. The modal approach keeps your product experience tight while MakePay keeps payment routing, status, and fallbacks consistent.
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On-site product checkout
Keep shoppers on your website while the modal handles crypto payment instructions and status.
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Wallet-native products
Give crypto users a payment experience that feels native to the product they already use.
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Lightweight modal script
Use /modal/makepay.min.js to open the same checkout from your site or app.
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Events and redirects
Connect close behavior, payment progress, success redirects, and webhooks to your product flow.
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Same brand settings
Logo, colors, domain settings, and confirmation email behavior stay managed in MakeCrypto.
Operating model
A branded crypto checkout without sending users away.
Embedded checkout keeps the payment moment inside your product while MakePay still handles status, routing, and settlement visibility.
01
Lightweight modal script
Use /modal/makepay.min.js to open the same checkout from your site or app.
02
Events and redirects
Connect close behavior, payment progress, success redirects, and webhooks to your product flow.
03
Same brand settings
Logo, colors, domain settings, and confirmation email behavior stay managed in MakeCrypto.
04
SaaS upgrade flows
Open checkout when a user upgrades, buys credits, or confirms a paid workspace action.
05
On-site product checkout
Keep shoppers on your website while the modal handles crypto payment instructions and status.
06
Wallet-native products
Give crypto users a payment experience that feels native to the product they already use.
Product embed
Place the checkout inside your product flow
Use the MakePay modal or widget so customers can pay from your product, store, or app without opening a separate checkout journey.
See embed setupapp.makepay.io/embedded-checkouts
Payment request
Generate checkout link
Name
Overlay checkout
Invoice amount and currency
250
USD
Accepted currenciesSelect all
Search
BBitcoin (BTC)
EEthereum (ETH)
TTether (USDT)
Install modal script
Checkout link ready
Your MakePay checkout URL was generated successfully
pay.makepay.io/embedded-checkouts
Done
Developer handoff
Pair widget behavior with routing and webhooks
Keep the frontend checkout branded while your backend receives status changes, settlement context, and payment references through MakePay.
See developer controlsapp.makepay.io/embedded-checkouts/settings
Advanced options
Customer-paid fee mode
Bring checkout to the customer
Load modal script
Settlement preview
In-app
Customers can pay without losing the product context that made them ready to buy.
Customer page
Install modal script
In-product status
Return customers to the right moment after payment
Confirmed, waiting, or failed states can update your product flow while MakePay keeps the wallet settlement path non-custodial.
See embed statusapp.makepay.io/embedded-checkouts/activity
Recent activity
Buy credits button
Event received
250 USDC
Checkout callback
Webhook delivered
0.18 ETH
Close behavior
Return URL set
Redirect
Webhook update sent
Payment status changed
{
"event": "payment.paid",
"amount": "250 USDC",
"settlement": "In-app"
}
Service answers
The useful questions before launch.
Every checkout path has small operational details. These answers keep the service page practical for merchants, developers, and support teams.
01Is embedded checkout different from hosted checkout?
It uses the same payment link and hosted checkout, but opens inside your product through the modal or embedded route.
02Do developers need the MakePay docs?
Yes. Use the MakeCrypto documentation for modal setup, events, redirects, and implementation details.
03What happens if a modal cannot open?
Keep the hosted MakePay URL as the fallback so customers can still complete payment on the public checkout page.