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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Yeld.

Account & Setup

How do I create a Yeld account?Read more

Visit https://yeld.app/signup and follow the sign-up flow. You'll need a valid email address and a password. After signing up, verify your email to activate your account.

Can I use Yeld without a business?Read more

Yes! Personal accounts are available for individual creators and freelancers. You can accept payments directly to your personal wallet without creating a business entity.

How many businesses can I create?Read more

You can create up to 5 businesses per account. If you need more, contact support to request an increase.

Can I transfer ownership of a business?Read more

Yes. Business ownership can be transferred to another verified user. Contact support to initiate the transfer process.

What networks does Yeld support?Read more

Yeld currently supports Base Sepolia (testnet), Ethereum, Base mainnet, and is expanding to support more networks including Solana and Robinhood Chain.

Payments

How do checkout links work?Read more

Checkout links are shareable URLs that allow customers to pay you. When a customer clicks your link, they see the payment details and can complete the payment using their wallet. The payment is sent directly to your business wallet.

What currencies are supported?Read more

Yeld currently supports USDC on all supported networks. Additional token support is coming soon. Stablecoins like USDC, USDT, DAI, and USDG are treated as USD-equivalent for pricing.

How long does a payment take to process?Read more

Payments are processed on-chain and typically confirm within a few seconds to a minute, depending on network conditions. You'll see the payment in your dashboard once it's confirmed.

Can I offer subscriptions?Read more

Yes! Yeld supports recurring billing. When creating a checkout link, select 'recurring' as the billing type and configure the subscription details.

What happens if a payment fails?Read more

Failed payments don't deduct any funds from the customer. You'll receive a webhook notification about the failure. Failed transactions don't affect your account balance.

Security

Is Yeld non-custodial?Read more

Yes. Yeld is fully non-custodial. Your private keys stay on your server and are never shared with us. We provide the infrastructure to derive and manage addresses, but you maintain full control of your funds.

How are private keys stored?Read more

Private keys are derived from your master mnemonic using BIP-32/BIP-44 standards. The master mnemonic should be stored securely on your server and never exposed to the client.

What security measures should I take?Read more

We recommend: 1) Enable two-factor authentication, 2) Store your master mnemonic securely, 3) Use environment variables for secrets, 4) Regularly rotate API keys, 5) Monitor your dashboard for unusual activity.

Can I lose funds?Read more

As with any self-custody solution, you are responsible for securing your private keys. If you lose your master mnemonic, you lose access to all derived wallets. Always backup your mnemonic securely.

Fees & Pricing

How much does Yeld cost?Read more

Yeld has a free tier for getting started. Check our pricing page at https://yeld.app/pricing for current plans and pricing details.

Are there transaction fees?Read more

Standard blockchain gas fees apply for all transactions. These fees are paid by the transaction sender and vary based on network conditions.

Are there any hidden fees?Read more

No. We believe in transparent pricing. Any fees are clearly displayed before you confirm a transaction.

Technical

What programming languages are supported?Read more

Yeld provides SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript and Python. You can also use the REST API directly from any language. Official SDKs are available, and community SDKs may be available for other languages.

Can I use Yeld with my existing website?Read more

Yes! You can integrate Yeld with any website by creating checkout links and embedding them, or by using our API to create links programmatically.

How do webhooks work?Read more

Webhooks allow you to receive real-time notifications when specific events occur (like payment confirmations). You configure a webhook URL in your dashboard, and Yeld sends HTTP POST requests to that URL when events happen.

What if I need help with integration?Read more

Check our documentation first. If you need additional help, contact our support team through the dashboard or email us at support@yeld.app.

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