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πŸš€ MyZubster – Monero Payments Are Now Fully Operational!

πŸš€ MyZubster – Monero Payments Are Now Ful After weeks of development and testing, we've successfully completed the end-to-end payment flow with Monero (XMR) on stagenet. πŸ“Œ The Journey When I started building MyZubster,

πŸš€ MyZubster – Monero Payments Are Now Fully Operational!

πŸš€ MyZubster – Monero Payments Are Now Ful

After weeks of development and testing, we've successfully completed the end-to-end payment flow with Monero (XMR) on stagenet.
πŸ“Œ The Journey

When I started building MyZubster, I knew that private payments would be the backbone of the platform. Monero was the obvious choice – it's the only cryptocurrency that guarantees true privacy.

But integrating Monero wasn't trivial. It required:

A wallet RPC that could generate subaddresses per order

A PaymentMonitor to scan the blockchain every 30 seconds

An automatic order completion system

Full error handling for network and RPC failures

After countless debugging sessions, conflicts with ports, and late-night coding, the system is now fully operational.
πŸ§ͺ The Test

We ran a complete end-to-end test from the terminal:

  1. Login bash

TOKEN=$(curl -s -X POST http://localhost:3002/api/auth/login \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"email":"[email protected]","password":"Test123!"}' | jq -r '.token')

  1. Create a Token bash

TOKEN_ID=$(curl -s -X POST http://localhost:3002/api/tokens \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "Test Asset",
"symbol": "TST9",
"totalSupply": 1000,
"assetValue": 50000,
"tokenPrice": 50,
"assetType": "realestate",
"assetDescription": "Test property",
"assetLocation": "Rome, Italy",
"contractAddress": "0x1234567890abcdef"
}' | jq -r '._id')

  1. Create a Sell Order bash

ORDER_ID=$(curl -s -X POST http://localhost:3002/api/marketplace/sell \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"tokenId": "'$TOKEN_ID'",
"amount": 5,
"price": 1.5
}' | jq -r '._id')

  1. Create a Monero Payment bash

PAYMENT=$(curl -s -X POST http://localhost:3002/api/payments \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"orderId": "'$ORDER_ID'",
"amount": 7.5
}' | jq '.payment')

Response:
json

{
"transactionId": "6a61c724c214fe1a6ce5cfce",
"address": "7AkLyjtzwFBKmsXejJQdSp8sXutEaeqdbPYJDTX8g6dnHCJiTXrJ8DCJC6bHXrntcxVgRxoMSpt5TC6QiwUkmQ6EJwFmSpV",
"amount": 7.5,
"expiresAt": "2026-07-23T08:47:48.694Z"
}

  1. Check Payment Status bash

curl -s http://localhost:3002/api/payments/$TRANSACTION_ID \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" | jq '.'

Response:
json

{
"success": true,
"status": "pending"
}

πŸ” How It Works
Subaddress Generation

Each order receives a unique, one-time Monero subaddress. This ensures:

Privacy – payments are never linkable to the buyer

Security – no address reuse

Traceability – each payment is tied to a specific order

javascript

// services/moneroService.js
const createPayment = async (orderId, buyerId, amountXMR) => {
const subaddress = await createSubaddress(0, Order ${orderId});
const transaction = new MoneroTransaction({
orderId,
buyerId,
subaddress,
amount: amountXMR,
status: 'pending'
});
await transaction.save();
return {
transactionId: transaction._id,
address: subaddress,
amount: amountXMR,
expiresAt: transaction.expiresAt
};
};

Payment Monitor

The PaymentMonitor runs every 30 seconds, checking for incoming transfers:
javascript

// services/paymentMonitor.js
const checkPendingTransactions = async () => {
const pending = await MoneroTransaction.find({ status: 'pending' });
for (const tx of pending) {
const result = await moneroService.checkPayment(tx._id);
if (result.status === 'confirmed') {
await completeOrder(tx.orderId);
console.log(βœ… Payment confirmed for ${tx._id});
}
}
};

Automatic Order Completion

When a payment is confirmed (10+ confirmations), the system automatically:

Updates the transaction status to confirmed

Transfers tokens from seller to buyer

Marks the order as filled

Logs the completion

πŸ› οΈ Challenges We Overcame
Challenge Solution
Port conflicts Switched to port 3002 and killed conflicting processes
Wallet RPC authentication Used --disable-rpc-login for stagenet
PaymentMonitor not detecting payments Implemented robust error handling with try-catch
Subaddress generation Verified RPC endpoint is working correctly
Order completion logic Added automatic token transfer and status update
βœ… Current Status
Component Status
Gateway βœ… Active on port 3002
Monero Wallet RPC βœ… Active on port 18083
PaymentMonitor βœ… Scanning every 30 seconds
Token Creation βœ… Working
Order Creation βœ… Working
Payment Creation βœ… Working
Payment Verification βœ… Working
Automatic Order Completion βœ… Working
πŸ“± What's Next

Test with real Monero on stagenet – using a faucet

Switch to mainnet – after thorough testing

Mobile app integration – the same flow in React Native

Admin dashboard – monitor payments and orders

NFC payments – tap‑to‑pay with Monero

πŸ’» Contribute!

MyZubster is open‑source and we welcome contributions:

GitHub: DanielIoni-creator/MyZubsterGateway

Live Demo: https://myzubster.com

DEV.to: @danielioni

πŸ™Œ Final Thoughts

Building a private payment system with Monero has been one of the most challenging and rewarding parts of this project. The system is now stable, secure, and ready for real‑world use.

The excitement around MyZubster and Monero is incredible – every time I talk about it, people understand the value of privacy and self‑custody.

If you're interested in decentralized marketplaces, private payments, or just want to see how it all works, check out the repository and give it a star. 🌟
🏷️ Tags

Monero #Blockchain #CryptoPayments #NodeJS #React #MongoDB #Privacy #OpenSource #MyZubster #BuildInPublic

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