Project Settings
All Trybit project settings: 9 sections from basic information to the payment widget.
After a project is created, its settings are gathered in a single "Project Settings" section made up of 9 tabs. Editability depends on the test mode status.
1. General
Project name, line of business, project description, expected turnover, and the domain of the website where payments are accepted. While the project is live (test mode is off), all fields are closed for editing. The name, line of business, and project description can only be changed while test mode is on. The website domain or Telegram bot cannot be changed in either test or live mode — to change the website, you'll need to create a new project. This is also where the irreversible project-deletion button is located (invoices and payment history are preserved in the "Payments" section).
2. Integration and API
Integration method (API, ready-made CMS plugins, HTML widget with or without postback), success payment URL, failure payment URL, notification URL, and POSTBACK format (form-data or json). This is the only section that remains closed for editing even after exiting test mode — it can only be changed by re-enabling test mode.
3. Project currencies
Choice of available currencies for accepting payments: the most popular stablecoins, major blockchain currencies, low-fee networks, and new additions. Currencies can be disabled and re-enabled as needed. 4 currencies are protected from being disabled (marked with a lock icon): USDT TRC20, USDT ERC20, USDT BSC (BEP20), USDC ERC20. This section is open for editing regardless of test mode.
4. Fees
Choice of who pays the transfer fee (client or merchant) — a charge levied when paying invoices on the Tron and Ethereum networks to cover blockchain transaction processing. And separately — choice of who pays the service fee, charged when funds are received into the system. This section is open for editing regardless of test mode.
Auto-confirmation of partially paid invoices
Auto-confirmation of partially paid invoices sets the allowed deviation of the payment amount from the invoice amount (in % or in currency) at which the invoice is still marked as paid.
5. Autoconversion
Configure automatic conversion of received payments at the current exchange rate at the time of conversion (minimum exchange amount $10, network fee charged separately). Currency pairs can be created individually for the project. Opens for editing only after exiting test mode.
6. Static wallets
Lets you issue the same address to a customer for payments without creating a new invoice or going to the payment page each time; this is also where you search and filter already-created wallets by currency and status. Opens for editing only after exiting test mode.
7. POS settings
Logo for the POS terminal (uploaded separately from the payment page logo; PNG, up to 2 MB) and other terminal parameters. Opens for editing only after exiting test mode.
8. Payment page builder
Configure the appearance of the payment page — logo, color theme, currency order, page language (more than 20 languages available). Opens for editing only after exiting test mode.
9. Payment widget
Configure the embeddable payment widget for your website. Opens for editing only after exiting test mode.
Not sure where to start? Use the knowledge base search (🔍the search icon in the page header) — it's often faster than browsing manually, especially given the volume of material.
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