🔆 Control the fiat or crypto options for the user

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Your API key (apiKey) must be passed for parameters to work.

Fiat options

The Transak widget automatically defaults to the user's local currency based on their IP address and the cheapest payment method. If you want to set the fiat payment options for your users you can use the below parameters:

Fiat Currency

`fiatCurrency`

The fiat currency you want to limit the user to buy or sell cryptocurrency with. Users will not be able to change the selection.
Format is the currency's three letter ISO 4217 code e.g. GBP.

`countryCode`

The country whose fiat currency you want to limit the user to buy or sell cryptocurrency with. Users will not be able to change the selection.
Format is the country's ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code e.g IN.

Note: This parameter will be skipped if fiatCurrency is passed.

Payment method

All of the below parameters have the following possible values:


gbp_bank_transfer	pm_open_banking	credit_debit_card	apple_pay	google_pay
inr_bank_transfer	inr_upi	sepa_bank_transfer	pm_cash_app	pm_jwire
pm_astropay	pm_pix	pm_gcash	pm_paymaya	pm_bpi
pm_ubp	pm_grabpay	pm_shopeepay	pm_pse

`defaultPaymentMethod`

The default payment method you would prefer the customer to purchase/sell with. If you pass a defaultPaymentMethod, the payment method will be selected by default and the customer can also select another payment method.

`disablePaymentMethods`

A comma separated list of one or more payment methods you want to disable and hide from users, e.g. gbp_bank_transfer,sepa_bank_transfer.

Crypto options

The Transak widget automatically defaults to ETH on Ethereum as the crypto option. Users can choose any of the other supported cryptocurrencies to purchase.

If you want to set the default and/or limit the cryptocurrency or blockchain options for your users you can use the below parameters.

See the full list of cryptocurrencies and blockchains we support, plus their codes for passing with the below parameters, see here: Crypto Currency Coverage.

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Double check that your cryptocurrency and network codes match ours and the combination being passed is consistent. For example ETH is on ethereum not mainnet.

Crypto Currency

`defaultCryptoCurrency`

The default cryptocurrency you would prefer the user to buy. Users will still be able to select another cryptocurrency, e.g. DAI.

`cryptoCurrencyCode`

The cryptocurrency you want the user to buy. Users will not be able to select another cryptocurrency, e.g. USDT.

The blockchain network will be the default, e.g. ETH will be on ethereum. You can pass the network parameter if you want the cryptocurrency on a different network, e.g. &cryptoCurrencyCode=ETH&network=optimism.

The user won't be able to select between multiples networks for the same cryptocurrency unless you pass the networks parameter.

`cryptoCurrencyList`

A comma-separated list of cryptocurrencies that you want to allow your users to buy. Only these cryptocurrencies will be shown to the user in the widget.

Format is a string of comma separated values each of which must represent a valid cryptocurrency code, e.g. ETH,DAI,USDT.

Blockchain network

For blockchains with multiple supported cryptocurrencies the network is specified by its name, e.g. ethereum or solana. This way you can limit users to all of the cryptocurrencies on a particular blockchain.

For blockchains where we only support the native asset the network is specified as mainnet. Note that for the native asset on chains where multiple cryptocurrencies are supported the network is specified by the blockchain name, not mainnet.

`defaultNetwork`

The default blockchain network you would prefer the user to buy cryptocurrencies on. Users will still be able to select another network, e.g. polygon.

`network`

The blockchain network you want the customer to buy cryptocurrencies on. Users will not be able to select another network, e.g. ethereum.
If you are passing cryptoCurrencyCode you only need to pass network if you don't want users to purchase it on the default network.

`networks`

A comma-separated list of blockchain networks that you want to allow your users to buy cryptocurrencies on. Only these networks' cryptocurrencies will be shown in the widget.

Format is a string of comma-separated values each of which must represent a valid network name, e.g. ethereum,optimism,arbitrum.