Pay Button
The Pay Button component renders a compact, single-action checkout button for a fixed USD amount. Optionally filter available tokens via tokenShortcodes.
Usage
Pay Button
'use client'
import { IcpayPayButton, IcpaySuccess } from '@ic-pay/icpay-widget/react'
export default function Page() {
const config = {
publishableKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ICPAY_PK,
amountUsd: 49.99,
// Optional: constrain wallets/tokens shown
// chainTypes: ['ic','evm'],
// chainShortcodes: ['ic','base'],
// tokenShortcodes: ['ic_icp','ic_ckusdc','base_eth'],
// progressBar: { enabled: true },
}
return (
<IcpayPayButton
config={config}
onSuccess={(detail: IcpaySuccess) => console.log('Paid', detail)}
/>
)
}
Configuration
amountUsd?: numberbuttonLabel?: string(used ifamountUsdnot set)progressBar?: { enabled?: boolean }- Common options:
tokenShortcodes?: string[],chainShortcodes?: string[],chainTypes?: Array<'ic' | 'evm'>,theme?,useOwnWallet?,plugNPlay?,debug?,disablePaymentButton?,disableAfterSuccess?
Onramp (Transak)
Enable card onramp from the wallet selector by configuring onramp and handle the success event. The component will:
- Create an onramp intent via the SDK (
createPaymentUsdwithonrampPayment: true). - Open Transak using the returned
sessionId. - Close the Transak modal on
TRANSAK_ORDER_SUCCESSFULand start notifying ICPay until completion.
'use client'
import { useEffect, useRef } from 'react'
import '@ic-pay/icpay-widget'
export default function Page() {
const ref = useRef<any>(null)
useEffect(() => {
if (!ref.current) return
ref.current.config = {
publishableKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ICPAY_PK,
amountUsd: 49.99,
onramp: {
environment: 'STAGING',
apiKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_TRANSAK_PK,
creditCardLabel: 'Pay with credit card',
enabled: true,
},
progressBar: { enabled: true },
}
}, [])
return <icpay-pay-button ref={ref as any} />
}
The progress bar updates “wallet” to “Transak Started – Awaiting Transak information” during onramp.