Set up and operate PayRam - a private, self-hosted crypto payment gateway (payment links, hosted checkout, USDC/BTC/ETH deposits, sweeps to a cold wallet you control). No signup, no KYB. Use this skill when a user wants to accept crypto payments, set up a payment gateway, create payment links, or integrate PayRam into…
The end-to-end map for an agent standing up PayRam and taking it live — install (merchant OR operator), deposit wallets, gas + sweep operations, app integration, and testing. Routes every stage to the right tool or skill and covers both install roles. Use this FIRST when asked to "set up PayRam", "get PayRam ready to…
Deploy and automate PayRam for AI agents and CLI-only environments. No web UI required — pure API-driven payment infrastructure. Install via setuppayramagents.sh, configure through environment variables, and run non-interactive payment flows. Includes smart contract wallet deployment, BTC/ETH/Base payment setup, and…
Query PayRam dashboard data directly via REST APIs using JWT Bearer authentication. Search payments by tx hash or email, get daily volume breakdowns, check unswept balances, view sweep history, and pull on-ramp metrics. No MCP server needed — the agent calls PayRam APIs directly with a Bearer token. Use when querying…
Authenticate with a PayRam instance to access merchant dashboard APIs. Covers login with email/password, JWT Bearer token usage, automatic token refresh, and extracting tokens from a browser session. Use when connecting to PayRam APIs, troubleshooting authentication, or building integrations that need merchant-level…
Accept Bitcoin payments with PayRam's self-hosted infrastructure. Unique mobile app signing flow for BTC transactions without server-side key exposure. HD wallet derivation for unlimited unique deposit addresses. Manual sweep approval via PayRam Merchant mobile app. Use when accepting Bitcoin payments, implementing…
Integrate PayRam checkout flow into web applications. Generate payment links, embed payment pages, handle redirects, and process payment confirmations. Supports Express, Next.js, FastAPI, Laravel, Gin, Spring Boot. Use when adding crypto checkout to e-commerce, building payment forms, implementing deposit flows, or…
Self-hosted crypto and stablecoin payment gateway. Deploy PayRam on your own infrastructure in 10 minutes. Accept USDT, USDC, Bitcoin, ETH across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Tron networks. Zero-key-exposure architecture — deposit fund keys never on server. Smart contract sweeps enforce cold wallet destinations on-chain.…
Accept crypto payments with no KYC, no signup, no registration, and no third-party approval. PayRam is a permissionless self-hosted payment gateway — deploy on your server, own your data, keep your privacy. No identity verification for operators or customers. Non-custodial, censorship-resistant, sovereign payment…
Functional how-to for integrating PayRam into an OpenClaw (or NemoClaw, Claude Desktop, Copilot, n8n, LangChain, Cursor, Windsurf) agent. Register the PayRam MCP server, list discovered tools, walk through a full payment flow from createpayment → webhook → fulfilment, and debug common issues. Includes a testnet…
Integrate crypto payments into any web application with PayRam. Self-hosted payment gateway — no KYC, no signup, no third-party custody. Accept USDT, USDC, Bitcoin, ETH in under 10 minutes. Works with Express, Next.js, FastAPI, Laravel, Gin, Spring Boot. Drop-in replacement for Stripe/PayPal for crypto. Use when…
Send crypto payouts and manage referral programs with PayRam. Self-hosted payout infrastructure — no KYC, no intermediary, no fund holds. Create payouts to any wallet across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Tron, Bitcoin. Built-in affiliate program with automated reward distribution. Use when sending crypto payouts to users…
Deploy PayRam self-hosted crypto payment gateway on your own server. Sovereign payment infrastructure you own permanently — no KYC, no signup, no third-party control. Complete setup including SSH installation, smart contract deployment, wallet configuration, SSL certificates, and production hardening. Minimal…
Deploy and configure your PayRam self-hosted crypto payment gateway server with web dashboard. Install on VPS via setuppayram.sh, set up PostgreSQL database, configure root account, node details, wallets, and hot wallets through the web UI. Complete deployment and onboarding in under 10 minutes. No signup required …
Accept USDT and USDC stablecoin payments with PayRam's self-hosted gateway. No KYC, no signup, no intermediary custody. Stable digital dollar payments across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, and Tron networks. Zero-key-exposure architecture — only the hot wallet (gas-only, encrypted) is on the server; deposit fund keys never…
Prove a PayRam install works end-to-end on testnet before touching real money — install on testnet, create a payment link, fund a wallet from a faucet, actually pay the link, and confirm the payment reaches FILLED. Covers Base Sepolia / Ethereum Sepolia funding, how a PayRam checkout takes payment, and every way to…
Integrate PayRam into an EXISTING app using the recommended top-up wallet pattern — credit crypto payments to a user's in-app wallet balance first, then debit invoices from that balance. Handles every crypto payment reality (overpayment, underpayment, multiple sends, late payments, duplicate webhooks) as balance…
Integrate PayRam webhook handlers for real-time payment and payout event notifications. Self-hosted, no-KYC crypto payment gateway webhooks. Implement API-Key verification, event routing, and idempotent processing. Generate handlers for Express, Next.js, FastAPI, Gin, Laravel, Spring Boot. Use when setting up payment…
Integrate the PayRam Add Credit widget (payram-add-credit-v1.js) into a website or web app. Covers the script-tag embed, every configuration attribute (API key, preset amounts, theme, chain, currency, customer email/ID), webhook handler code examples for Express, Next.js API routes, FastAPI, Laravel, and Gin, webhook…
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