Complete release history for the Coinbase Payment Gateway Module from initial 1.1.0 launch in 2014 to version 3.0.6. Documents all API rewrites for Coinbase Commerce, WHMCS compatibility updates, callback fixes, UI improvements, and dependency resolutions critical for reliable cryptocurrency transac
To accept crypto payments with the Coinbase module in WHMCS you must supply an API Key and Shared Secret, whitelist your WHMCS domain, and configure a webhook endpoint at /modules/gateways/callback/coinbase.php. This guide details every required setting, the exact steps inside Coinbase Commerce, sup
The Coinbase Payment Gateway module for WHMCS requires PHP 5.6+, WHMCS 7.x, OpenSSL with TLS 1.1+, IonCube 10.1+, and extensions cURL, Hash, and OpenSSL. This guide lists all tested requirements, explains why each matters for stable API integration, and includes our free test script to validate your
As of build 1.3.0, the Coinbase Payment Gateway module supports refunds through the Coinbase API for ASP.NET e-commerce sites. Only full refunds matching the original transaction amount are allowed; partial refunds are not supported. This guide covers prerequisites, step-by-step processing, technica
The Coinbase Payment Gateway for WHMCS is licensed as a one-time purchase with no monthly or annual fees. The license is valid for one WHMCS installation only. Changes to IP address, installation path, or domain require a license re-issue. Contact sales for questions or reactivation.
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The Clan Pay (Group Pay) system requires a minimum payment of $2.00 USD. Members cannot submit payments below this limit. This guide explains the threshold, its impact on group collections, why it exists, best practices for administrators, and a C# code example for amount validation in custom .NET a
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Most crypto payments are verified in under 30 minutes but network congestion can extend processing to a few hours. Learn what to expect, how to monitor your transaction, and when to contact ASPnix billing if your crypto payment isn't verified within 24 hours.