Settings
Settings is where your account, integrations and team live. Open it from the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar. It has five tabs; this page says what each one controls and where the detailed guide for it is.
The five tabs
| Tab | What it controls |
|---|---|
| General | Your display name, your password, and your two-factor devices: the login authenticator plus any extra devices that approve in-session actions such as withdrawals. |
| API Keys | Credentials for calling the Niftipay API from your own code. The full key is shown once, at creation; each key has a name, a created date and an expiry. |
| Fiat | Card checkout integrations, who pays the service fee where that option is enabled for your account, and the wallet your card settlements are paid to. |
| Webhooks | The URLs Niftipay POSTs order updates to. |
| Team | Roles and the staff who can act on your account. |
Fiat tab: integrations
Each integration holds the return URL, the failure URL and the webhook URL for one site. When you create a fiat order from your own code you pass that integration's integrationId, so a business with several storefronts keeps each one's redirects and events separate. Add one per site with Add integration. Card and other fiat payment methods stay disabled until your company verification is complete; crypto payments work before that.
Fiat tab: the payout wallet
The payout wallet is the address your card and fiat settlements are sent to. The tab keeps a small wallet book: up to three active wallets, exactly one of which is marked as the payout wallet; the others can be relabelled or archived. Every change needs a live two-factor code. To retire the current payout wallet, switch the payout flag to another wallet first, then archive it.
Read the risk notice before you add a wallet
Niftipay does not verify that you own the address or that it can receive funds on the network you selected. A typo, a wrong network, or an address you do not control is still accepted. Once a payout has been submitted it cannot be recalled, and funds sent to a wrong address or network are lost; that loss is the merchant's. You confirm this by ticking the box when you add a wallet or make it the payout wallet. Check the address and the network against your own wallet before saving.
Where order updates go (Webhooks tab)
Enter the URL Niftipay should POST order updates to. A bare domain gets /niftipay/webhook appended; enter a full path and the update is posted exactly there. A webhook can be bound to one integration so it receives only that site's events. Event formats and signature verification are on the Webhooks page.
Team tab
Two steps, in order. Create a role first: a role is a named set of permissions, and every invitation has to grant one. Then invite staff; new people set a password and two-factor authentication before they can sign in. The full walkthrough is on the Team, Roles & Users page.
Need help? Email support@niftipay.com with your merchant name, order or payment reference, screenshots or error messages, and a short description of the issue.