Quick start guide
Welcome to B2BINPAY! Learn the essentials, set up your system, configure security settings, and access the Sandbox with our step-by-step guide
Step 1: Understand the wallet types
B2BINPAY offers two distinct wallet types: Enterprise and Merchant. Both can be created under a single account. Understanding these wallet types is essential, as their differences determine the functionality, workflow and the fees involved.
Watch our video to explore our Enterprise (Wallet as a Service) and Merchant (Crypto Payment Processing) solutions and discover which solution best fits your needs.
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Step 2: Sign up
To sign up to B2BINPAY:
Fill out the registration form.
You’ll be asked to provide your personal information and information about your company, as well as to create a password. The password must meet the following requirements:
Latin characters, numbers, and special symbols are allowed.
The minimum length is 8 symbols.
At least one upper-case character must be used.
After filling out the form, make sure to carefully read the AML policy, terms of use, and privacy policy and mark the corresponding checkboxes. Then click the Sign up button to submit the form.
After your request is processed, you’ll receive an email with further instructions on completing KYC procedures. You’ll be asked to provide certain documents.
Once the KYC is completed and approved, you’ll be granted access to B2BINPAY.
Step 3: Start using your B2BINPAY
Once your account is activated, you can begin working with B2BINPAY.
Setting up your account involves the following steps:
Configure essential security: Ensure your account is secure.
Create your first wallet: Set up your initial wallet to start receiving payments.
Enable API access: Allow integration with other systems.
Share wallet access: Provide access to team members as needed.
For a detailed walkthrough, watch our setup video.
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Step 4: Ensure security
B2BINPAY readily supports KYC and AML procedures, enabling you to verify the identity of your clients and ensure compliance with anti-money laundering regulations.
Other security features include 2FA, whitelists, thresholds, robust notifications, and logging systems.
Keep in mind that the security of your accounts is your own responsibility.
Follow best practices to protect your finances
Follow the guidelines below to better protect your account.
Use strong passwords and 2FA
Make sure that you and all of your team members:
Use strong passwords that include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols.
Use password managers for storing passwords.
Never share passwords with anyone.
Have IP whitelists enabled.
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Enable notifications
Add your email as a notification address in the settings of all your wallets to make sure that you will be notified about any transactions. This way, you are able to detect suspicious transactions and intervene as quickly as possible.
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Take special care when managing access permissions
Make sure that your users are granted only those permissions that are necessary for completing their tasks. Such permissions include access to wallets and availability of various kinds of transactions.
In particular, you can assign the Withdrawals with approval role to all users, so that no funds withdrawal can be made unless it’s explicitly approved by you.
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Enable withdrawal thresholds
Specify thresholds for your wallets to limit the withdrawal amount. Withdrawals with the amounts exceeding the specified values will require the approval of the Owner, regardless of the role of the user who created such payout.
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Generate new API credentials after integration is complete
When sharing your API keys with developers, generate new keys and reset IP access to API after the setup is complete.
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Take immediate actions if you account security has been compromised
Do the following if you come to suspect that someone has obtained access to your account.
Change your password as soon as possible
Please note that changing the system password may take time.
Note that you must enter a 2FA code to confirm the password change.
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Reset access permissions and IP whitelists
Revoke all accesses to your wallets or at least temporarily assign the Read only or Withdrawals with approval role to all users. In this case, any further transactions on these wallets can be made only after your approval.
In addition, restrict access to the B2BINPAY API by removing non-trusted IPs from the whitelists.
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Step 5: Set up integrations
B2BINPAY is designed to integrate seamlessly into various external systems to streamline and automate payment processes, such as creating deposit addresses, fetching exchange rates, processing withdrawals, and so on.
To ensure a secure and comprehensive testing experience, B2BINPAY provides a sandbox environment. This allows you to experiment with the platform features safely, understand the system logic, test interactions, set up integrations without any risk, and tailor them to your specific scenarios.
Watch our detailed video tutorial to guide you through using the B2BINPAY Sandbox.
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Warning
Never use Sandbox deposit addresses on a production environment. This will result in irreversible loss of funds.
Step 6: Use Helpdesk to get assistance
Click Helpdesk in the main menu to access our Support Team platform where you can get quick help from the online chat bot or report any issues related to the B2BINPAY operation.
We provide multi-lingual support, you can find the working hours of corresponding teams in the right part of the Helpdesk page.
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