Complete version of the NodeJS library for the new cryptographically secure BitPay API
Full implementation of the BitPay Payment Gateway. This library implements BitPay's Cryptographically Secure RESTful API.
To get up and running with our NodeJS library quickly, follow the guide
To contribute to this project, please fork and submit a pull request.
The BitPay NodeJS client supports Node.js 16 and higher.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019 BitPay
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