Guides
Understanding stablecoin payments
How to accept USDT payments on your website
A practical guide to accepting USDT and USDC through hosted checkout, payment links or an API, reconciled against your own order reference.
What is a stablecoin? USDT and USDC, explained
A plain explanation of stablecoins — dollar-pegged digital currencies like USDT and USDC — how they differ from volatile crypto, and what holding a stable-dollar balance means.
How P2P escrow protects a stablecoin trade
How peer-to-peer stablecoin trading stays safe: the seller’s crypto is held in escrow on the ledger from the moment an order opens, with timed windows, proof of payment and human arbitration.
Stablecoin settlement vs card chargebacks
How confirmed stablecoin transfers differ from card-scheme chargebacks, and why refunds, disputes, issuer actions and legal duties remain separate.
Getting started with ZyndPay: choose the right path
Start with ZyndPay as a merchant, consumer or partner. Understand verification, test mode, custody, live availability and the next product page to use.
How ZyndPay works: money in, ledger, escrow and money out
Understand ZyndPay’s merchant payments, custodial wallet, P2P escrow and partner boundary from money in to confirmed money out.
How to move from mobile money to stablecoins
A safe, product-truth guide to buying stablecoins with mobile money through enabled ZyndPay funding or P2P flows.
How to sell USDT to mobile money safely
Sell USDT for local mobile-money payment through an enabled ZyndPay P2P SELL or withdrawal path, with escrow and receipt verification.
Saving in digital dollars: stablecoin benefits and risks
Understand custodial USDT and USDC balances, issuer and peg risk, liquidity, access controls and why stablecoins are not insured bank deposits.