How settlement, static wallets, and webhooks actually work — from the team building them.
·12 min readPayments
The Complete Guide to Crypto Payment Gateways
What a crypto payment gateway actually does, how a payment moves from broadcast to Success, and why reliability, not fees, is what separates providers.
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·9 min readPayments
Every Payment Is a State Machine: Accepted vs Success
Why unpaid/paid is not enough for a business, and how Accepted and Success give you two separate moments to trust.
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·10 min readAssets
Which Assets and Networks Should You Accept?
Stablecoins settle predictably where Bitcoin does not, but the network you route them through changes fees and wait time by multiples.
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·9 min readPayments
How to Choose a Crypto Payment Gateway: 15 Questions That Matter
Fees and coin counts do not predict whether a crypto payment gateway survives real volume. Fifteen reliability questions that do.
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·8 min readPayments
Payments vs. Static Wallets: Picking the Right Mode
A payment fixes the amount before the transfer; a static wallet leaves that to the customer. How to pick, and how to combine both.
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·10 min readWebhooks
Webhooks and Idempotency: A Handler That Never Double-Fulfills
Webhook delivery is at-least-once by design. Here is the handler pattern - verify, deduplicate, commit - that stays correct through every retry.
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·8 min readSettlement
Confirmations, Finality, and Reorgs: How Settlement Actually Works
One confirmation is a probability, not a guarantee. How Suward calibrates confirmation policy per network and resolves reorgs before crediting anything.
