Is TON now called Gram?

Yes, the coin: Toncoin (TON) became Gram (GRAM) on June 15, 2026, after a community governance vote. The network keeps the TON name — no token swap or merchant action is needed.

Do I need to change anything if I already accept TON?

No on-chain change — invoices, wallets, and addresses work exactly as before. It's a naming change, and Zyrvix displays the current coin symbol automatically.

Do I need an exchange account or a custodial wallet to accept TON payments?

No. Payments settle directly to your own self-custodial wallet. Zyrvix never holds funds — it only observes the chain, confirms the match, and notifies your system.

Which wallets can my customers pay from?

Any TON-network wallet. The hosted pay page shows the amount, the address, and a matching memo, plus a QR code to scan.

How do I know when an invoice is paid?

On-chain detection triggers a signed webhook to your endpoint. Every status change is recorded in an auditable per-invoice history, and you can also poll the API directly.

A simple percentage per invoice, plus a small monthly base fee — both configurable, so we don't quote a fixed number here. Current rates are always live on the pricing page.

Accept TON payments on your own website

A non-custodial gateway for the TON network. Customers pay in Gram (formerly Toncoin/TON) from any TON-network wallet, and every payment settles straight into a wallet only you control — confirmed by a plain REST API, webhooks, and a hosted pay page.

Start accepting TON payments Read the docs

Non-custodial by architecture. Direct settlement, no intermediary balance. Works on any site or backend, no Telegram account required. See current pricing

What does it mean to accept TON payments?

Accepting payments on the TON network means receiving its native coin, Gram, directly from a customer's wallet. A non-custodial gateway detects the on-chain payment, matches it to an invoice, and notifies your system — while the funds land in your own wallet, never a processor's.

One thing worth clearing up: the coin was renamed Toncoin (TON) to Gram (GRAM) on June 15, 2026 after an 81.22% community governance vote. The network itself is still called TON — nothing changes on-chain, and no action is required from merchants or holders.

Read the full rebrand story →

Built for direct settlement

01
Your wallet, not a platform balance
Every invoice settles per-payment to an address only you hold the keys to — nothing to withdraw, no custodial hop, no aggregated balance sitting somewhere else.
02
Any TON wallet can pay
Customers pay from whichever TON-network wallet they already use — no app install, exchange account, or specific platform required on either side.
03
Built for your website, not a chat platform
A REST API, webhooks, and a hosted pay page — integrate from any backend language, on your own store, app, or site.
04
Fast, low-cost network
TON-network finality in seconds and near-zero network fees make it practical for real checkout flows, not just one-off transfers.

How to accept TON payments

1
Add your wallet
Create an account and add the wallet address payments should settle to. That address is yours — Zyrvix never takes custody of it or the funds sent there.
2
Create an invoice
One API call, or a click from the dashboard — you get a hosted pay page and QR code back, ready to send to a customer.
3
Your customer pays
From any TON-network wallet. The on-chain payment is matched to the invoice automatically, with no manual reconciliation on your end.
4
You're notified — there's no step 5
A signed webhook fires the moment it's paid. Funds are already in your wallet at that point — no withdrawal, no payout schedule, no waiting.

Want the full walkthrough? Read the step-by-step guide to accepting TON payments

Why merchants pick a non-custodial gateway

Custodial multi-coin processors work differently: an aggregated balance, withdrawal thresholds and minimums, and tiered KYC before you can move your own money out. Zyrvix has none of that — funds go straight from the customer's wallet to yours, per invoice.

TON Pay and Zyrvix are both non-custodial — neither ever holds your funds. The difference is where and how you accept payment.

TON Pay is the TON ecosystem's first-party payment SDK, strongest for checkout inside Telegram Mini Apps. Zyrvix runs on your own website, store, or backend — outside Telegram, today.

Integrate from any backend language with a plain REST API and a hosted pay page, instead of an SDK built around the Telegram ecosystem.

Comparing TON payment gateways in more depth? See the full gateway comparison.

Already searching by the coin's new name? Accepting Gram payments covers the rebrand in full.

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Create an invoice

# replace with the full sk_ key you saved at creation
curl -X POST https://api.zyrvix.com/invoices \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
  -d '{
    "amount": "5.5",
    "pay_to_address": "EQD_YOUR_TON_WALLET_ADDRESS",
    "expires_in_seconds": 1200
  }'

The invoice.paid webhook it produces

{
  "id": "3fa85f64-5717-4562-b3fc-2c963f66afa6",
  "type": "invoice.paid",
  "created_at": "2026-06-14T12:05:00Z",
  "data": {
    "invoice": {
      "invoice_id": "550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000",
      "amount": "5.5",
      "currency": "GRAM",
      "pay_to_address": "EQD...",
      "memo": "AB3XP7M",
      "status": "paid",
      "initiated_by": "automatic"
    }
  }
}

Full reference at the docs.

Evaluating the API itself? See the crypto checkout API.

Frequently asked questions

Start accepting TON-network payments today

Create an account, add your wallet, and start taking payments that settle directly to you — non-custodial, from day one.

Start accepting TON payments Read the docs

Last updated July 22, 2026

Accept TON payments on your own website

What does it mean to accept TON payments?

Built for direct settlement

Your wallet, not a platform balance

Any TON wallet can pay

Built for your website, not a chat platform

Fast, low-cost network