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      • Token ID Interface
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      • Why do some deposit transactions not include the “from address” in the webhook notification?
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      • Why hasn't my transactions been confirmed?
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      • Minimum amount of withdrawal and deposit
      • How to find out withdrawal fees for each cryptocurrency?
      • How does CCPayment charge the service fee
      • After payment has been paid, why does the order status not appear successful
      • What types of tokens do we accept for payment
      • How long does it take for a withdrawal to be processed
      • When a payment is not sufficiently made, can the user make it again and have it credited correctly
      • Is it possible to pay by credit card
      • What is token aggregation fee?
    • Security & Privacy
      • How to Secure My CCPayment Account
      • What information do you collect about my customers
      • Is my website required to be reviewed when using CCPayment API
      • Why can’t I get the email verification code?
      • Verify your site ownership
        • Verify your site ownership with HTML file
        • Verify your site ownership with HTML tag
    • Refund
      • How to cancel a pending refund request
      • How does the merchant issue a refund to the customer
      • What should you do if you entered a wrong memo/tag?
      • What should you do if you credited to CCPayment's unsupported tokens?
    • Others & Academy
      • How to manage multiple merchant account
      • How does the lock exchange rate of an order work and what happens when it is locked
      • What is the transaction under the category Other in the transaction records
      • Are there any regional restrictions on API use
      • What is a referral program?
      • CCPayment ETH Testnet Tutorial
      • What is auto-swap for deposit?
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Verify your site ownership with HTML tag

Verify your ownership of a site by adding a tag to the HTML of a specified page. We'll verify that the meta tag exists on that page. This tag is tied to a specific merchant. We will periodically check for the presence of this tag.

Requirements

  • The site homepage must be available to non-logged-in users.

  • You must be able to edit the HTML source code of the site's homepage directly. Specifically, you must be able to insert a tag into the tag on your homepage.

Steps:

  1. To verify ownership using an HTML tag: Copy the tag into the section in the HTML of your site's non-logged-in home page. Example:

    <head>
      <title>Example.com homepage</title>
      <meta name="ccpayment-site-verification" content="......." />
    </head>
  2. Save your page.

This tag is unique to you; it cannot be used to identify anyone else, and is associated with your CCPayment account.

Confirm that the tag is present in your live page by visiting the page and looking for the tag in the page source code. (Press Control + F then search for "ccpayment-site-verification" in the page source to find the tag.)

Complete verification by clicking Verify in the verification details page.

If verification fails, see Potential errors below to troubleshoot the issue.

Troubleshooting

Meta tag not found/in the wrong location. The verification meta tag must be within the section of the page. If you see these errors, check the following:

  • Is the meta tag on the correct page? We look for it in the rendered source of your site's home page.

  • Is the meta tag in the correct place on the page? We look for it in the page's section. An example of correct placement is shown here:


    <html>
      <head>
        <title>Example.com homepage</title>
        <meta name="ccpayment-site-verification" content="......." />
      </head>
      <body>
      ...

If you're using a web editor or a WYSIWYG editor to edit your page, make sure you're editing the HTML of the live page, not just the local copy on your computer. (Note that you shouldn't see the tag in your browser when you're visiting this page; you will only see it when looking at the HTML that generates the page.)

Troubleshooting:

  • Incorrect tag errors: Be sure to use the exact tag, code snippet, or file provided to you when beginning verification.

  • Server Connection Timeout: Ensure your server is running and responding promptly. Timeouts may occur if the server is closed or heavily occupied, resulting in slow response. Please confirm the server is functioning properly, and then try it again.

  • Too Many Redirects: Check the URL for potential issues like infinite loops.Invalid Server Response: This issue may occur if your website requires password authentication or is inaccessible due to other reasons.

  • Unable to Connect to Your Server: First, please ensure that your server is running and the domain name resolution is correct. If you still cannot connect to the server, please add the CCPayment request IP addresses: 57.180.23.33 and 54.250.238.239 to the whitelist of your server.

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