CoinGate Integration

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CoinGate Integration

CoinGate is a payment processor that takes on the complexity of working with many blockchains: accepting BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT and ~70 other coins, converting to EUR/USD, payouts to bank account or crypto wallet. You don't manage keys and monitor blockchains — CoinGate does it for you in exchange for a fee (1% of transaction).

Integration is technically simple, but there are several places where it's easy to go wrong.

API Integration

CoinGate provides REST API v2. Authentication — Bearer token in header. Test environment: https://api-sandbox.coingate.com, production: https://api.coingate.com.

Creating an Order

const axios = require('axios')

const COINGATE_TOKEN = process.env.COINGATE_API_TOKEN

async function createCryptoOrder(params) {
  const { orderId, amount, currency, callbackUrl, successUrl, cancelUrl } = params
  
  const response = await axios.post(
    'https://api.coingate.com/v2/orders',
    {
      order_id: orderId,           // your internal ID
      price_amount: amount,        // amount in price_currency
      price_currency: currency,    // EUR, USD, BTC, etc.
      receive_currency: 'EUR',     // currency to receive payment in
      callback_url: callbackUrl,   // webhook for notifications
      success_url: successUrl,     // redirect after payment
      cancel_url: cancelUrl,
      title: `Order #${orderId}`,
      description: 'Payment for services'
    },
    {
      headers: {
        'Authorization': `Token ${COINGATE_TOKEN}`,
        'Content-Type': 'application/json'
      }
    }
  )
  
  return {
    coingate_id: response.data.id,
    payment_url: response.data.payment_url,  // URL to redirect user to
    status: response.data.status
  }
}

The order_id field is your internal identifier, it will be returned in the callback. This is the key field for reconciliation.

Processing Callback (Webhook)

CoinGate sends a POST request to callback_url whenever order status changes. Webhook authenticity verification is mandatory:

app.post('/webhooks/coingate', express.urlencoded({ extended: true }), async (req, res) => {
  // CoinGate sends form-encoded data, not JSON
  const {
    id,           // CoinGate order ID
    order_id,     // your internal ID
    status,       // pending, confirming, paid, invalid, expired, canceled, refunded
    price_amount,
    price_currency,
    receive_currency,
    receive_amount,
    pay_amount,   // how much crypto received
    pay_currency  // which coin paid with
  } = req.body
  
  // Verification via re-requesting API (CoinGate has no signature in standard API)
  const verified = await verifyCoinGateOrder(id, order_id)
  if (!verified) {
    return res.status(400).send('Verification failed')
  }
  
  switch (status) {
    case 'paid':
      await markOrderPaid(order_id, { pay_currency, pay_amount })
      break
    case 'invalid':
      // wrong amount or other issue — requires manual handling
      await flagOrderForReview(order_id)
      break
    case 'expired':
      await cancelOrder(order_id)
      break
  }
  
  res.sendStatus(200)  // always respond 200, else CoinGate will retry
})

async function verifyCoinGateOrder(coingateId, internalOrderId) {
  const response = await axios.get(
    `https://api.coingate.com/v2/orders/${coingateId}`,
    { headers: { 'Authorization': `Token ${COINGATE_TOKEN}` } }
  )
  return response.data.order_id === internalOrderId
}

Important: CoinGate does not add HMAC signature to callback by default. Verification via additional GET request to API — standard practice.

Order Statuses

Status Meaning Action
new Created, awaiting payment Show user payment_url
pending Transaction in mempool Inform user
confirming Transaction in blockchain, awaiting confirmations Show progress
paid Confirmed, funds received Execute order
invalid Problem with amount or transaction Manual handling
expired Payment deadline passed (default: 20 minutes) Offer to reorder
canceled Cancelled Release goods/service

Typical Issues

Underpayment: user paid less due to transfer fees. CoinGate moves order to invalid. Solution: in CoinGate settings you can enable tolerance margin (usually 1–2%).

Callback delay: CoinGate sometimes delays callback under load. Recommended: additionally poll order status every 30–60 seconds for orders in confirming state.

Testing: in sandbox environment use test keys and test coins. Sandbox simulates real confirmation delays — tests with instant paid should be done via direct API call to sandbox with forced status.

What's Included

  • CoinGate account registration and configuration (receive currency setup, KYC documentation)
  • API client implementation with order creation
  • Webhook endpoint with verification and status handling
  • Integration with existing order system
  • Testing via sandbox environment