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I sent a payment and it hasn't been recieved

Adresse BTC commençant par Inbc1p

Comment puis-je optenir une adresse commençant par Inbc1p ? Svp

Redirect URL inconsistent

Hi everyone, I’m trying to generate a Checkout Session from my backend, and the session does get created, but the redirect URL I receive in the response sometimes points to a blank page instead of the actual hosted checkout. It’s inconsistent, about 1 in every 6 attempts returns a URL that loads nothing. The payload looks normal, no errors, and the session ID is valid when I fetch it later via GET, but the hosted link just doesn’t render. I’m not sure if I’m missing a parameter, if this is a test-mode quirk, or if something on Speed’s side is timing out. Has anyone seen this behavior? Any idea what might be causing the "dead checkout URL" issue?

Receipt

Made a transaction at 936am and didn't get my web receipt

How to Optimize API Response Time in a Microservices Environment – ​​Practical Tips and Tricks

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Tips to optimize the Speed ​​API for your application

I just tried integrating the Speed ​​API and want to share some tips to help the app run smoothly:

How to Optimize API Response Speed ​​in Real-Time Applications

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Seamless Crypto Checkout with Speed API

The Speed API offers a fast and reliable way to integrate Bitcoin and stablecoin payments into your application or website. Developers can easily create checkout sessions, manage payments, and monitor transaction logs. All through simple REST endpoints.

server-side timeout

While integrating the Speed API, my checkout session occasionally expires before the payment link is used, even though the expires_at value seems valid. Is there a server-side timeout that overrides client-defined expiration, or could delayed webhook responses trigger early session closure?

How can I handle rate limiting when using the Speed API?

Hi everyone, I’m currently integrating the Speed API into my application and occasionally encounter rate limit errors when making multiple requests in a short time. Could someone explain the best practice for handling rate limiting with this API? Is there a recommended retry-after strategy or a specific header I should check to know when it’s safe to send the next request?

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