Embeddable Widget
The Qwerti Widget lets you embed our full “buy/swap token” experience directly into your own website or dApp.
Instead of sending users away to a CEX, DEX, or separate app, you can give them a one-click entry point into your token:
with fiat or crypto,
on desktop and mobile,
with best-route aggregation under the hood.
It’s designed primarily for projects, protocols and more institutional partners that want deep integration, better UX, and revenue share — without building their own onramp + swap stack.
1. What the Widget Does
The Qwerti Widget is an embeddable UI component that:
connects to the user’s existing wallet or creates an embedded smart wallet,
supports Swap with Crypto and Buy with Card flows (where available),
routes transactions across chains via our aggregator stack,
delivers the final tokens directly into the user’s wallet.
From a user’s point of view, it looks like:
“I’m on the project’s site → I see a ‘Buy [Token]’ block → I connect or sign in → I buy/swap → done, without leaving the page.”
From the project’s point of view, it’s:
less drop-off,
more conversions,
and a way to track volume and earn revenue share.
2. Key Benefits for Projects & Creators
Using the Qwerti Widget, you can:
Onboard users directly on your website No more “go here, sign up there, then bridge here”. Users stay in your environment and complete the whole flow in one place.
Support both crypto-native and newcomers
Crypto users can pay with existing assets (Swap with Crypto).
Newcomers can pay with card / Apple Pay / Google Pay / Revolut, and receive tokens in a wallet created in a few clicks.
Leverage best-route aggregation Qwerti handles routing and providers (Jupiter, bridges, on-ramps, etc.) behind the scenes, aiming for the best available route at execution time.
Show real-time onchain data & charts for your token Inside the same widget, users can see:
live price and basic metrics,
liquidity / volume context,
and an advanced chart view for technical analysis. They don’t need to jump to third-party sites to “DYOR” — they can analyze and execute in one place.
Use the built-in AI Assistant (when enabled) The AI Assistant can:
explain what the user is about to do in simple language,
help complete flows step by step (connect wallet, choose method, confirm),
answer basic questions about the token, chains, routes and risks. Это полезно и для новичков, которые боятся DeFi UI, и для продвинутых, которым нужен быстрый “copilot” по маршрутам и данным.
Earn revenue share & see analytics Volume and fees generated through your Widget are visible in the Partner Dashboard, and you can participate in revenue share models.
Avoid building your own infra No need to manage KYC, fiat on-ramps, bridges, aggregators, or UX subtleties yourself — Qwerti ships this as a plug-and-play layer.
3. How the Widget Works (User Flow)
A typical user journey inside your embedded Widget:
User lands on your website / dApp They see the Qwerti-powered block (e.g. “Buy [Token]” or “Get started with [Your Token]”).
Connect or create a wallet
Connect an existing wallet (self-custody), or
Create an embedded smart wallet (via socials/email).
Choose payment method
Swap with Crypto — if they already have crypto.
Buy with Card — if they want to pay with fiat.
Select or confirm the token & chain In all cases, this is pre-configured by your campaign settings, so users don’t have to search for contracts.
Review route & confirm The Widget shows:
estimated token amount,
fee breakdown (e.g. on-ramp + swap),
route summary.
Approve transaction / payment
Approve in the wallet for crypto flows.
Approve in the fiat provider checkout (e.g. MoonPay) for card flows.
Receive tokens Tokens arrive in the user’s connected or embedded wallet on the target chain, and the Widget shows a Completed state.
Throughout the whole flow, the user gets a smooth, unified experience — without jumping between CEXs, bridges and multiple apps. Everything happens inside one interface. And if something is unclear (especially for less experienced users), the built-in AI Assistant can explain each step in simple language and even help with actions like creating a wallet or preparing transactions on their behalf — while the user stays in full control of confirmations.
4. Setting Up the Widget
The exact configuration flow may evolve, but the high-level steps are:
Create a Campaign inside Qwerti
Select the base token for the campaign (e.g. your project token on a specific chain).
Configure basic parameters (chain, defaults, allowed flows, etc.).
Generate Widget configuration
Within the campaign, you’ll have an option to generate a Widget embed snippet.
This snippet is tied to your campaign and token.
Embed on your site / dApp
Place the snippet in the relevant page (landing, “How to buy”, dashboard, etc.).
Adjust layout and container (size, position, responsive behavior) on your side.
Test and go live
Test flows in staging or with small real transactions.
Confirm analytics are visible in the Partner Dashboard.
Publish and share the page with your community.
You can manage multiple campaigns and Widgets if you have multiple tokens, products, or segments.
5. Customization (Current & Coming Soon)
Current state:
The Widget uses Qwerti’s default layout and styling, optimized for:
clarity,
conversion,
and cross-device usage (desktop + mobile).
Planned customization options (“Coming Soon”):
Add your project logo inside the Widget.
Adjust color theme (primary/secondary colors, button accents) to better match your brand.
Additional layout and copy options for different contexts (landing hero vs sidebar block, etc.).
The goal is to keep the Qwerti logic & reliability, while letting your Widget feel visually native to your product.
6. Analytics & Revenue Share
All transactions that go through your Widget:
are associated with your campaign and partner account,
are visible in the Partner Dashboard, including:
number of transactions (TXs),
total volume,
unique wallets,
breakdown over time.
Based on your agreement with Qwerti, you can receive revenue share from the fees generated by these transactions.
Typical uses:
measure the impact of your marketing pushes,
see how your landing page converts into real onchain actions,
build internal dashboards / reports around widget-driven volume.
7. Relation to Points & Referral Program
From a Points & Referrals perspective, it’s important to draw a clear line:
Campaign + Magic Link
Ideal for KOLs / creators sharing a token-specific link on socials.
Transactions made through these links can generate Referral Points when tied to a personal account.
Widget
Primarily designed for projects and institutional partners embedding Qwerti into their own product.
Transactions made purely through embedded Widgets are not counted as personal Referral Points by default.
Instead, they are covered by revenue share + partner analytics, which is better aligned with project-level integration.
This separation helps:
keep the Referral Program focused on individuals and community builders,
while Widgets stay optimized for product-level, institutional-style integrations.
8. Best Practices & Recommended Placement
To get the most out of the Widget, we recommend:
Place it where intent is highest
“How to buy [Token]” page,
tokenomics or “Start here” sections,
post-signup onboarding screens.
Combine it with clear messaging
Short paragraph explaining what the token is and why to buy it.
Clear CTAs like “Get [Token] in a few clicks” or “Enter [Your Ecosystem] now”.
Promote the page in your funnels
Add the Widget page link to:
website navigation,
docs,
announcements,
pinned posts and social bios.
Monitor & iterate
Use the Partner Dashboard to see how volume and conversions evolve.
A/B test placement, copy and funnels around the Widget.
In short:
The Qwerti Widget is your “buy & swap” engine in a box — an embeddable module that lets your users acquire your token with fiat or crypto, on any device, while you keep them on your own domain, track performance, and share in the value created.
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