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Think of Balances as a "wallet" to purchase Objects; you will need to top up money in your Balance; your earnings through the exchange of Token and Objects would also be deposited into your Balance...

What you can do herePayout destination is your bank account. Currently, you can only add one bank account per currency.If you're having trouble adding a payout destination, it might mean that curre...

A branch is defined as such: They share a common payout destination for each currency balance. - the same bank account for each currency balance is used across all branches. They possess identic...

What can you do hereModels are an essential foundation of all your PayDocker payments as they comprise a component of Smart Contracts. From the Models, you can determine the commission or fees appl...

What you can do hereEvery country has unique tax policies applicable to different types of businesses, and these must be accounted for in your accounting documents. You can set and create new taxes...

What you can do hereTerms are an integral part of smart contracts, as they determine the payment and dispute clauses within the contract. You can create payment and dispute terms according to any c...

What you can do here You can create unique login credentials for each team member and assign different permissions to their accounts. This allows easy and secure access to your company's PayDocker ...

1. Access Settings (1) then, Business (2). 2. Click on the pencil icon to submit the updated information for each section. 3. At the bottom of each page, click Submit when completed.  

What you can do hereTo make and receive payments, you will need to complete a simple KYC for your business. It is also crucial to keep your PayDocker account up to date with any changes to your bus...

A Smart Contract is a digital contract that facilitates the establishment of a binding partnership between users. It governs the way your payments will flow on PayDocker with another business. Smar...