The SDK and API have no custom branding. Should you choose to include a "powered by Peanut Protocol" disclaimer, there are many assets to choose from. .

What is Peanut?

Supported geographies

Cashout

How do Peanut Links Work?

Trust assumptions

How to use Peanut Links?

Checkout

UI Examples

Wallet Integrations

Welcome Packs

Raffles to Boost UWAs and Transactions

Sending Testnet Tokens at Hackathons

IRL Events Marketing

Use cases

Supported Chains and Tokens

Pricing

Support

Create a new payment

Set up webhook & payment destination

API Reference

Checkout API

Create Link

Batch Create Links

Create Raffle Links

Create Multi-Token Link

Create NFT Link

Create Gasless Links

Create Branded Links

Create Claim Links

Claim Link

Claim Gasless Link

Claim Cross-Chain Link

Claim Raffle Link

Claim Link as Sender (Reclaiming)

Claim

Create Request Link

Pay a Request Link

Pay a request Link X-Chain

Get Link Details

Cross-chain

Raffle (Legacy)

Get Default Provider

Get Supported Peanut Chains

Toggle Verbosity

EthersV5 <> Peanut Transaction Types

Estimate Fee Options

Get Random String

Get all deposits for an Address

Get Token Balance

Utils

API keys

White-Labelling

Troubleshooting

SDK FAQ

Using the SDK

Embedding an IFrame

Peanut Protocol Contracts

Direct Smart Contract integration

Bug bounties

Security Audit

 Logos, Icon, Wordmark, Fonts

Brand Guidelines

UI Kit

Taglines

Animations

Press Kit

Peanut Ecosystem

 Contact and Legal

Transfer Abstraction

Peanut App & Protocol Documentation

When integrating the SDK, you can fully white-label.