payment-assistant

Automating Binance Pay QR code decoding involves parsing pasted payment URLs, image files, or base64 strings, routing them to the correct endpoints, and guiding explicit user confirmation before finalizing the transaction. This prevents errors during crypto checkout.

A PIX EMV string is a QR code standard used for payments. When processed, the system auto-routes the decoded string to a specific payment flow, correctly handling locked PIX amounts and ensuring safe transaction confirmation.

Generating a Binance Pay receive link requires specifying optional currency, amount, and note details. The system produces a shareable payment link and optional QR image, allowing you to collect crypto without the payer guessing transaction details.

Yes, interrupted Binance Pay transactions can be resumed using persistent state management. The system tracks the payment state, allowing you to reset or resume the flow and query the current payment status without initiating duplicate attempts.

Yes, the Binance Pay payment flow supports QR images from explicit clipboard inputs, as well as pasted payment URLs, file paths, and base64 data. It strictly disambiguates these inputs to route to the correct parse and confirm endpoints.

Binance Pay requires explicit confirmation to enforce a safety-first state machine that prevents duplicate payment attempts and accidental transfers. Untrusted API-returned free text is also handled securely to protect the integrity of the checkout process.