docs(payment-types): simplify overview and add payment type selection guidance#60
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Clean up `api-features/payment-types-overview.mdx` to avoid overlap with request workflow documentation and keep this page focused on payment type navigation and decision-making. - removed AI-generated warning banner - removed duplicated “Payment Workflows” section (invoice-first/payment-first) - removed workflow-related step from “Choosing a Payment Type” - updated intro/description to focus on payment types only - kept and refined payment type cards: - Native & ERC20 - Conversion - Crosschain - Batch - Recurring - removed hidden/deprecated use-case dependency references - kept API reference pointing to canonical OpenAPI docs: https://api.request.network/open-api
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api-features/payment-types-overview.mdx to avoid overlap with request workflow documentation and keep this page focused on payment type navigation and decision-making. - remov
Greptile SummaryThis PR successfully refocuses the Payment Types Overview page from explaining abstract workflow concepts to providing actionable payment type selection guidance. The changes align with the project's migration from AI-generated content to curated documentation. Key improvements:
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| <Step title="Choose your payment type"> | ||
| Use Native/ERC20 for same-currency flows, Conversion for fiat pricing, and Crosschain when payer and request chains differ. |
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| <Step title="Choose your payment type"> | |
| Use Native/ERC20 for same-currency flows, Conversion for fiat pricing, and Crosschain when payer and request chains differ. | |
| Choose based on your requirements: | |
| - **Native/ERC20**: same-currency flows | |
| - **Conversion**: fiat pricing with crypto settlement | |
| - **Crosschain**: payer and request on different chains |
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TL;DR
Simplified the Payment Types Overview page by removing AI-generated content warnings, streamlining the structure, and focusing on helping users choose the right payment type for their integration.
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Why make this change?
The previous version was overly complex with workflow distinctions that may have confused users. This revision creates a clearer, more actionable guide that helps developers quickly identify which payment type suits their needs without unnecessary conceptual overhead.