# Accept Crypto-Assets

The Accept Crypto-Assets section covers how merchants can enable end users to transfer crypto-assets to their Tylt-managed wallets. This section provides guidance on creating transaction requests, supporting multiple cryptocurrencies, and managing the lifecycle of incoming crypto-asset transfers.

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#### Key Capabilities

* **Creating Pay-In Requests**\
  Merchants can generate pay-in instances that allow end users to transfer supported crypto-assets. These requests can be configured using either crypto or fiat-denominated base values.
* **Transaction History**\
  Merchants can access a complete history of all incoming transactions for monitoring, reconciliation, and reporting.
* **Transaction Information**\
  Detailed information for a specific transaction can be retrieved using the associated order or transaction identifier.
* **Webhook Integration**\
  Tylt provides webhook-based callbacks to deliver real-time updates on transaction state changes throughout the lifecycle.

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#### Overview

This section includes examples for handling incoming crypto-asset transfers across supported networks, configuring base and settlement currencies, and tracking transaction status. The Pay-In Request API is central to this flow and is documented in detail, including request and response formats, authentication requirements, and implementation examples.


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