NFT Checkout

Wert's NFT Checkout is a white-label, embeddable payment widget that enables NFT marketplace operators and Web3 project teams to accept card payments for NFT purchases at a 95%+ approval rate, available in 198 countries and all US states.

Product Overview

The widget integrates in as few as three steps — set up account, integrate the widget with smart contract input data, then sign the contract and go live — with same-day go-live as standard. Transactions are processed under the 5815 MCC code for digital goods, with Wert absorbing full chargeback liability so partners bear no financial risk.

Key Features

• Broad payment method support: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, JCB, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and SEPA
• Any smart contract compatible: Accepts raw input data; a proxy wallet mechanism handles contracts without a native transfer method, moving NFTs to users' wallets without Wert taking custody
• ERC-20 and FA1.2 token support: Users do not need to perform separate approve transactions, sign wallet messages, or hold gas tokens
• Custom token sales: Leverage Wert's VASP licences to sell utility tokens on Ethereum, Polygon, or Tezos alongside NFT purchases
• Wallet top-up and instant wallet creation: Enable users to top up balances or create Web3 wallets on the fly during checkout
• Full UI customisation: CSS, colour theming, email templates, OTP branding, and billing descriptor configurable to match partner branding
• Risk-based KYC: Purchases up to $5,000 without document upload; no seller KYC required for primary, secondary, or peer-to-peer sales
• Compliant data exchange: Pre-fill customer data or exchange it post-transaction via server-side webhooks and client-side event listeners

Use Cases

NFT marketplaces, Web3 game studios, and digital collectibles platforms use NFT Checkout to convert mainstream card-holding users into buyers without requiring them to hold crypto first. Partners ranging from KnownOrigin Labs to Changelly rely on Wert's licensed infrastructure to handle payment processing, AML compliance, and chargeback risk, enabling them to focus on their core product.