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PIK is a crypto payment platform built for merchants and developers who want to accept digital asset payments. Whether you are setting up a simple payment link from the dashboard or automating payment flows through the API, PIK gives you everything you need to get started quickly.

What is PIK?

PIK enables you to accept, manage, and track cryptocurrency payments from your customers. You generate a payment link for a specific amount and digital asset, share it with your customer, and PIK handles the checkout experience. Once the payment is confirmed on-chain, you can track settlement directly from the PIK Dashboard or via webhooks in your application.

Two integration paths

Dashboard (No-Code)

Create and share payment links from the web interface — no code required. Ideal for merchants who want to get started immediately.

Open API

Programmatically create payment links, query transactions, and receive webhook events. Ideal for developers building automated payment flows.

Key concepts

Payment link — A shareable URL that directs your customer to a PIK-hosted checkout page. You specify the amount and accepted digital asset; your customer completes the payment from their own wallet. Transaction — A record of a payment attempt associated with a payment link. Transactions move through states: pending, confirmed, and settled. Webhook — An HTTP callback that PIK sends to your server when a payment event occurs, such as a payment confirmation or settlement update.

What you can do with PIK

  • Accept cryptocurrency payments without managing wallets or infrastructure
  • Create payment links in seconds from the dashboard or via API
  • Track real-time transaction status and settlement
  • Automate reconciliation using the Open API and webhook events
  • Integrate payments into your existing checkout or order management workflow

Next steps

Quick Start

Follow a step-by-step guide to accepting your first crypto payment.

Dashboard Overview

Explore the PIK Dashboard and its no-code payment tools.

Authentication

Get your API key and start making authenticated requests.

API Reference

Browse all public endpoints for payment links, transactions, and webhooks.