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Accept multiple cryptocurrencies with Primer


Add Coinbase Commerce to your Primer Dashboard.

  • Go to your Primer Dashboard

  • Click Connections on the left hand navigation bar

  • Click Discover at the top of the Connections page

  • In the search bar, type Coinbase Commerce and click on the Connection

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  • Click Connect to get your Coinbase Commerce API Key (directions on how to get an API key are shown in the dropdown menu).

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  • Add the Primer webhook to Coinbase Commerce notification > Setup instructions

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  • Edit your Webhooks notification: 

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  • Click Finish if you’ve connected to your Coinbase Merchant ID. You’re now connected to Coinbase Commerce!

Go to Workflows on the lefthand navigation bar

  • Click Payment, then click Edit

  • At the top, you’ll see Method with a dropdown bar. Select Coinbase

  • Now, create a Workflow for Coinbase

    • Create Condition

    • Click the plus (+) symbol on Condition and select Next Step

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  • Select Coinbase Commerce

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  • Hit Publish

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Go to Checkout in the lefthand navigation bar

  • Find Coinbase under Payment Methods, and enable Coinbase on your Universal Checkout by switching the toggle on.

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  • Add conditions so Coinbase Commerce is shown on Universal Checkout.

    • Click the icon to the right of the toggle

  • Add your conditions based on currency and/or amount, country or metadata

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  • Publish your checkout

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All done! You can now accept multiple cryptocurrencies via Coinbase Commerce on Primer’s Universal Checkout. 

No representation or warranty is made, express or implied, with respect to the future performance of any digital asset, financial instrument or other market or economic measure. Recipients should consult their advisors before making any investment decision. Coinbase, Inc. is not registered or licensed in any capacity with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.