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The building blocks, explained simply

You don't need to be a crypto expert to accept stablecoin payments. Here's what's actually happening under the hood, in plain language.

What is a Web3 wallet? What is WalletConnect?

Self-custodial wallets, the WalletConnect standard, and why Morph Payments' checkout asks you to sign in and authorize.

What is a network fee? Why is it different on every chain?

The gas-fee logic behind every payment, and why Morph Payments shows one simple network fee across 8 chains.

What is a transaction hash? Which hash belongs to my order?

The on-chain fingerprint that lets you independently verify any payment order.

What is cross-chain? Why does it come with a service fee?

Why paying from one chain and settling on another triggers a transparent cross-chain fee.

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