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# PayKassa

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## Merchant Account Settings

Register or log in to the [PayKassa](https://paykassa.pro/) system.

Go to the "**API**" section and click the "**Add API**" button.

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Fill out the form that appears:

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**API Name** - any suitable name

**API Password** - password for merchant module authorization

**API Description** - a comment for the created API

**Specify the list of allowed IP addresses, with or without a subnet mask** - the IP address of your server

In the settings of the created API, you will find its ID.

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## **Module Settings**

In the admin panel, go to the "**Automatic Payouts**" -> "**Automatic Payouts**" section, click the "**Add**" button, and select PayKassa.

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Fill in the required authorization fields.

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**Store ID for payouts** - you need to create a merchant following the [instructions](https://premium.gitbook.io/main/en/basic-settings/merchants-and-auto-payments/merchants/paykassa#nastroiki-v-lichnom-kabinete-merchanta) and specify its ID.

**API ID** - the API ID from your PayKassa account.

**API Password** - the password generated by PayKassa when creating the merchant (API Password).

## Special Fields

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**Transaction Type** - select the currency/network for automatic payouts.

<figure><img src="/files/qqxK63T3vyz2G47DF7HR" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Priority (for Bitcoin network only)** - choose the amount of [time for transaction processing (validation)](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]; the fee depends on the selected parameter (low - lower fee, slower validation speed; high - higher fee, faster validation speed)\
![](/files/k8M8zLQaeonPlhWoLHMi)

## Continue Configuration

Next, configure the merchant by following the [general setup instructions](https://premium.gitbook.io/main/en/basic-settings/merchants-and-auto-payments/auto-payments/general-auto-payment-settings).

[^1]: The average transaction time is between twenty minutes to an hour, but during network congestion, transaction times can increase significantly.


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