PAPYRUSPAY / PARTNER EXPERIENCE
Skip the second sign-in. Keep your customers moving.

Explore a seamless payment experience where customers can move from your platform to a crypto checkout without repeating the login process.

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Architecture-first · Identity-aware · Partner-focused
PapyrusPay integrationEXPERIENCE
01 / YOUR PLATFORMCustomer signed inRecognized in your application
02 / SECURE HANDOFFSession continuityPartner-controlled backend
03 / PAYMENT EXPERIENCEContinue to checkoutNo redundant sign-in step
Connected customer journey ●●●
LESS FRICTION
Keep users in context
Avoid a second login
Continue the purchase journey
ONE CONNECTED EXPERIENCE
Identity continuity
Wallets
Exchanges
Fintech platforms
Payment orchestration
Digital assets
Secure handoff
Transaction status
Your brand, your flow
Remove every redundant step.

One familiar sign-in. A smoother way to complete the purchase.

Already signed inYour app knows the customer01
Secure handoffTrusted backend recognition02
Continue checkoutOne connected experience03

Streamlined flow — customer continuity without a duplicate sign-in screen.

WHITE-LABEL FOUNDATIONS
Everything needed for a connected checkout.

The building blocks of a white-label payment experience, tailored to your integration.

01
Fully custom UI

Keep the payment journey inside an interface that feels like your product.

02
Digital asset coverage

Plan supported assets and networks around your product requirements.

03
Compliance workflows

Define verification, screening and operational responsibilities before launch.

04
Card and wallet payments

Explore supported payment methods with your card and processing partners.

05
Authentication continuity

Design secure server-to-server recognition of existing signed-in users.

06
KYC coordination

Avoid repetitive identity collection where lawful reliance is available.

07
Payment destinations

Choose supported wallet delivery and payout paths for each journey.

08
Order status updates

Use callbacks and event updates to keep your checkout in sync.

09
Transparent estimates

Present rates, fees and confirmation information before an order.

10
Integration support

Scope API, security and operational requirements with our team.

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THE DESIGN PRINCIPLE
Your users should recognize the checkout as part of their journey—not as another account they have to create.
WHERE IT FITS
Built for the way your customers move.
SOLUTION 01 / 04
One sign-in. Straight to your wallet checkout.

Keep the purchase flow connected to the wallet experience customers already use.

  • Stay inside the wallet experience
  • Carry authenticated context securely
  • Keep payment progress visible
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Product experience•••
YOUR WALLET
$12,480.75
Total asset value
₿BitcoinBTC · Wallet balance0.052 BTC
◆EthereumETH · Wallet balance1.40 ETH
Buy crypto
Illustrative user interface
LET'S BUILD THE RIGHT FLOW
Make authentication feel invisible.

Tell us how your platform handles sign-in, payments and onboarding. We’ll discuss the architecture, security considerations and integration requirements that fit your product.

  • Review your existing sign-in flow
  • Discuss partner authentication and KYC boundaries
  • Explore checkout integration options
  • Map out the next technical steps
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CONTACT PAPYRUSPAY
Tell us about your project.

Our team can discuss an approach that fits your product.

Frequently asked questions

What to consider when designing a partner-native authentication experience.

What is Auth Pass-through?
Auth Pass-through is an integration pattern that allows a platform to securely recognize an already-authenticated customer in a connected payment experience, subject to the provider and implementation.
How does it work?
Typically, the partner backend verifies its own user and exchanges trusted session information with the payment service through server-to-server calls. The exact API design is agreed during integration.
How is the experience different?
Rather than being asked to create a separate login during checkout, an eligible signed-in customer can continue into the payment journey. Additional verification may still be required.
Is a user record still required?
A payment provider may still maintain a customer record for operational, legal and compliance requirements, even when an extra sign-in screen is not shown.
What information identifies the user?
The identifier depends on the final API contract and may include a verified partner customer ID or other agreed information. Avoid exposing sensitive identity data in client-side code.
Is an onboarding call required before checkout?
Some systems require a backend onboarding or account-linking operation before the first purchase. The sequence must be defined by the actual integration provider.
Can the browser directly exchange authentication secrets?
Sensitive trust assertions and partner credentials should remain on a verified backend, not in public browser or mobile application code.
Does this work with Google, Apple or SSO sign-in?
It can be designed to support customers who used different initial sign-in methods, provided your backend securely confirms their session and the partner integration accepts it.
Can it work in a hosted widget?
That depends on the capabilities of the chosen payment provider. Some implementations require a fully white-label checkout rather than an embedded hosted widget.
Can we migrate from an existing widget?
A migration may be possible after reviewing the provider’s authentication options, your checkout implementation and the verification requirements.
Which payment methods are supported?
Payment method availability depends on the connected gateway, jurisdictions, merchant setup and the payment integration—not on authentication continuity alone.
How should the integration be secured?
Use server-side credentials, authenticated requests, short-lived tokens, least privilege, request validation, logging and appropriate network restrictions.
Can multiple backend IP addresses be allowed?
If the integration requires IP allowlisting, multiple verified outbound IP addresses may be configured in coordination with the provider.
Is Auth Pass-through the same as KYC reliance?
No. Authentication confirms an active session; KYC verifies identity under applicable compliance rules. One does not automatically replace the other.
Is Auth Pass-through only for exchanges?
No. The same design pattern can be useful for wallets, neobanks, exchanges and remittance applications, depending on the integration architecture.