
An Ecwid payment application: buyers are redirected to Stablora and back to the store.
Requires: Stablora Commerce Bridge (Node.js 20+) on a public HTTPS URL, Ecwid payment app
No monthly, setup or minimum fee.
USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX and more.
The coin amount is fixed when the buyer picks a coin; every order gets its own address.
Signed webhook plus a server-side status check.
PLATFORMS=ecwid in .env and start it with npm start.add_payment_method, read_orders and update_orders.https://your-bridge.com/ecwid/payment.ECWID_STORE_ID, ECWID_CLIENT_SECRET and ECWID_ACCESS_TOKEN in .env.https://your-bridge.com/webhooks/stabloraTry it first with a test key and free testnet coins — see the testing guide. The full guide is the README.md inside the download.
Balances stay separate per network and asset. Optional automatic conversion to USDT or USDC on EVM networks (+0.25%). Pricing and network fees.
Yes. The Ecwid integration is free to download. Stablora charges 0.5% per incoming payment and nothing else — no monthly or setup fee.
USDT on TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche and Solana; USDC on the same EVM networks, Base and Solana; plus BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX, BNB, POL, AVAX, LTC, DOGE, XMR and the meme coins SHIB, PEPE, BONK and WIF. They choose the coin and network on the Stablora payment page; the amount is locked when they choose it.
Only after Stablora confirms the payment on the blockchain and the Ecwid side verifies the signed webhook and re-checks the payment status with the API. A browser redirect alone never marks anything paid.
Yes. A test API key (qk_test_…) works on public testnets with free faucet coins, so you can run the whole flow before switching to a live key. See the testing guide.
Into your Stablora balance, per network and asset. You withdraw to your own wallet from the dashboard, manually or automatically, and can have coins converted to USDT or USDC on supported networks.