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FAQ

Not entirely. A buyer who pays from another chain still makes a public deposit on that chain. Nothing public links that deposit to the shop or to what was bought.

No. The server holds viewing keys only, never spending keys. Funds go to your own shielded wallet.

Yes, through NEAR Intents. The assets are USDC, USDT, SOL, ETH and BTC on their main chains. The invoice must be at least 0.001 ZEC. A failed swap is refunded to the buyer’s address.

What if a buyer pays too much or too little?

Section titled “What if a buyer pays too much or too little?”

Payments to the same address add up, so a buyer can top up before the invoice expires. Lunaz records an excess as overpaid. A short payment ends as underpaid. Lunaz cannot refund either, because it cannot spend. You refund the buyer.

Orchard and Ironwood, in both the mempool and mined blocks. A payment shows as detected in seconds. It becomes paid after one confirmation, which takes about 75 seconds.

No. Lunaz is a managed service. We run the gateway, the chain watcher and the cross-chain swaps. You sign in with your email, connect the viewing key of your wallet and call the API.

With zcash-devtool, run wallet list-accounts. The command prints the incoming viewing key (UIVK) on the UIVK: line. A full viewing key (UFVK) also works. See the Quickstart.

No. You can set it one time. Check it before you save it.

There is a free tier. See Pricing.

What happens if my webhook endpoint is down?

Section titled “What happens if my webhook endpoint is down?”

Lunaz retries after 10 s, 60 s and 300 s. Every attempt appears in the delivery log. See Webhooks.