Morph

Your customer paid. Your app should know what they paid for.

For digital goods, memberships and top-ups, a payment needs to connect to the right order before your system can deliver what was purchased.

With the Morph Payments Invoice API, include your own order ID as the reference ID when creating an invoice.

Morph returns that reference in the payment webhook, alongside the order status, so your developers can use it to match the payment to your internal order.

Bad weeks don't derail us.

The next wave for stablecoin volume on Morph is being onboarded right now. The yield infrastructure continues to expand and will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

Let's see what's happening in the Morph ecosystem this week ↓

Your client has paid. Now it’s your turn to pay the people behind the work.

The designer. The developer. The creators and contractors across your project.

In Episode 4, @wesleyrios walks through payouts with Morph Payments:
· pay one recipient or upload a batch
· review the details
· schedule for later, or set up recurring payments.

Pay from the same account you use to receive funds, with payout records in one place.

Watch to see how to prepare your next payout ↓

A $5 digital purchase. A $5,000 client invoice. Both paid in stablecoins, but the payment experience shouldn’t be the same.

Speaking with @CoinsPaid_Media, Morph’s @wesleyrios explains how Morph Payments fits different business workflows, from API checkout for digital goods to invoices and payment links for international clients.

The goal: let customers pay with supported stablecoins and networks they already use, while businesses choose how they receive funds.

Read the full interview ↓

Things might look spooky for Halloween but no tricks at Morph this week. Only treats.

We've announced a new payments partnership with @keytom_com, and Morph network will be going through Celadon upgrade to introduce MorphTx v2. And expect one major announcement next week.