Overview

Read our documentation and get up to speed on how to access our API capabilities.

Terminal Documentation Overview

The inabit Terminal is your command center for managing digital assets, processing payments, and automating Web3 operations — all in one secure, intuitive interface.

Whether you're embedding crypto widgets into your platform, automating fund flows, or fueling cross-chain transactions, this documentation will guide you through everything you need to know to get started and scale confidently.

What is our "Terminal"?

The Terminal is a powerful platform designed for crypto-native teams, fintechs, and enterprises to manage wallets, payments, and infrastructure effortlessly.

With the Terminal, you can:

• Create embeddable crypto payment widgets

• Automate gas and sweeping operations

• Process crypto-to-fiat purchases

• Manage your organization’s wallets, transactions, and webhooks

• Maintain full control while relying on secure, compliant infrastructure

Table of Contents

This documentation is organized into two main sections:

⚙️ Terminal Guide (UI)

Step-by-step guidance for using the inabit Terminal through the web interface.

• Creating Widgets Set up powerful POS-style payment widgets to collect crypto directly from your users.

• Gas Features Learn how gas sweeping and refueling work to keep your operation smooth.

• Purchases Convert crypto to fiat seamlessly using trusted payment partners.

🛠️ API Endpoints

Everything you need to integrate Terminal features into your backend systems.

• Widget API – Programmatically create and manage payment widgets

• Purchase API – Initiate and track crypto-fiat transactions

• Transactions API – View transaction history and details

• Organization API – Manage metadata, settings, and defaults

• Webhooks API – Get notified in real-time when key events occur

🚧 Prerequisites (Setup)

In this section you'll find all of the prerequisites & configuration that must be done before creating widgets in order to fully automate the terminal's clearing process. This is a must-have step.

• Remote Approver App - Build a docker with the remote approver application in it for your API signer.

• Automated Signing - This process is for signing transactions through the docker using the signer automatically.

Ready to Begin?

Start by exploring the Terminal Guide or jump into the API Endpoints to start building. For support or business inquiries, contact us at [email protected]