Payment Method Display

This section explains how to correctly present the Trybit payment method among the other methods on your website.

How a payment option is presented at the selection stage, among the other methods, directly affects whether the customer chooses it. Clear and consistent presentation increases trust in the method and its conversion.

Below are the rules for presenting the payment method, with examples of correct and incorrect presentation.

What a correctly presented payment method consists of

A correctly presented Trybit payment method consists of three elements:

Name — a clear and correct label for the method.
Icon — the Trybit brand mark and/or cryptocurrency icons.
Note — a short description of the method and its terms.

Method name

The name should make it clear to the customer that the method involves paying with cryptocurrency and that the payment goes through a reliable service.

Recommended options

"Trybit (pay in USDT, BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies)"
"Pay with cryptocurrency (Trybit)"
"Trybit — pay with cryptocurrency"

Acceptable options

"Pay with cryptocurrency" / "Cryptocurrency"
"Pay in USDT, BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies" — the words "and other" are required, otherwise the list looks limited
A name based on a specific currency and network — for example, "USDT (TRC20)" — only with a Host2Host integration, where clicking creates an invoice in exactly that currency and network
"Trybit"

Unacceptable options

Distorted spelling of the brand: "Try-bit", "Try bit", "TryBit", separated spelling of the name.
Internal system names: "TrybitPro USD" and similar technical strings.
Listing several currencies as the method name — "USDT, USDC (ERC20)" — hides the real range of supported currencies. With Host2Host, use separate single-currency names and icons rather than a list in one name.
A method with no name (an empty label or only an amount).

If the list contains several cryptocurrency payment methods, always add the brand icon or a mention of the Trybit brand to the method name.

Icon

You can use the Trybit brand icon, cryptocurrency icons, or a combination of them with the payment method. Take all icons from the Payment Marks section.

The Trybit icon — recommended: it carries the brand and recognition.
Cryptocurrency icons (a set of popular coins) — acceptable: shows the range of currencies.
Trybit and cryptocurrency icons together — recommended: brand and range at once.
A single-currency icon (for example, USDT) — only with a Host2Host integration, where clicking creates an invoice in exactly that currency.
No icon — not recommended; acceptable only if the name contains the brand and a note is present.

Note (method description)

The note briefly describes the method and its terms. The text depends on the merchant's terms — commission, minimum amount, discount. A note is always recommended and required if the method name does not contain the brand. Below are templates; replace {X} with your own values.

Basic

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit. More than 40 cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, TON, and others. Commission — {X}%. Minimum amount — ${X}.

Commission charged to the customer

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit. More than 40 cryptocurrencies to choose from. Commission — {X}%.

No commission

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit. More than 40 cryptocurrencies to choose from. No commission, fast and secure.

Minimum amount

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit. More than 40 cryptocurrencies to choose from. Minimum amount — ${X}.

Discount for paying with cryptocurrency

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit. More than 40 cryptocurrencies to choose from. Discount on payment — {X}%.

Benefits and currency list

Pay with cryptocurrency via Trybit

— 40+ cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, TON, BNB, LTC, and others — Fast payment confirmation — Secure — Commission — 0%

Currency display

Show that many currencies are available — "40+ cryptocurrencies" and/or a set of icons of popular coins.
Do not reduce the method to one or a few currencies if more are actually available. The exception is a Host2Host integration, where each single-currency icon creates an invoice in its own currency.

Examples of correct presentation

Illustration: the "Pay with cryptocurrency (Trybit)" method with the Trybit icon and cryptocurrency icons, with a note below the method. Design task — see images.md.

Illustration: Host2Host — separate single-currency icons (BTC, USDT TRC20, etc.), each creating an invoice in its own currency. Design task — see images.md.

Examples of incorrect presentation

Below are common presentation mistakes and why they reduce trust and conversion.

Distorted spelling of the brand ("Try-bit", "TryBit"). Violates the brand standard and reduces recognition.
"Cryptocurrency" with no icon and no brand. The customer doesn't understand which service they are paying through or how.
A name based on one or a few currencies (for example, "USDT (ERC20)"). Hides the real range of currencies and cuts off some customers.
Two "Pay with cryptocurrency" methods with no differences. If the list has several crypto services, the customer can't tell them apart.

Checklist

The method has an icon — Trybit and/or cryptocurrencies.
The name is correct (from the recommended or acceptable options) and the brand is not distorted.
There is a note with the terms; if the name has no brand, the note is required.
The range of currencies is shown ("40+" or icons), and the method is not reduced to a single currency (except Host2Host).
The method is visible on par with the others and not hidden.
If there are several crypto methods, Trybit is distinguishable by brand or icon.