such-gitea 9536dd099c feat(premium): invoice through more than one processor ...

Premium could invoice through exactly one processor, so an operator
running BTCPay for BTC, LTC and Grin could not also take Monero or
Wownero: BTCPay has no Wownero support, and this operator runs Monero
through its own checkout rather than the BTCPay plugin.

xmrcheckout and wowcheckout implement the same two Greenfield invoice
routes, accept the same `token` auth and report the same statuses, so
the existing adapter serves them unchanged. What was missing was more
than one of them. Each is now an optional rail with its own URL, store
and key (PAYMENT_XMRCHECKOUT_* and PAYMENT_WOWCHECKOUT_*), all three
values or none, and a half-configured rail refuses to start and names
itself rather than advertising a coin that cannot be paid.

The invoice row already recorded which provider minted it; activation
now polls that one, never whichever is primary today. An invoice whose
rail was switched off is refused and left unconsumed, so turning the
rail back on lets the user redeem what they paid. A client that names
a rail the instance does not offer is refused rather than handed an
invoice in a different coin; a client that names none gets the
primary, which is how every client before this behaved.

Registration is untouched and keeps the primary. /capabilities lists
the rails and their assets, primary first, from config alone, so it
never depends on a processor being reachable. PAYMENT_ASSETS labels
the primary. Checkout rails also get an exact confirmationsRequired,
which BTCPay Server is not sent since it only has speedPolicy buckets.

2026-09-26 10:52:50 -04:00

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feat(premium): invoice through more than one processor

2026-09-26 10:52:50 -04:00