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Welcome to Khaime

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Intro

Khaime is commerce infrastructure for businesses that want to sell globally without stitching together a payment gateway, a currency converter, and a storefront themselves. One platform gives you multicurrency payments, product and storefront management, subscriptions, and a Partner API for custom integrations — build once, sell everywhere.

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Context

Most merchants reach Khaime one of three ways: the hosted storefront dashboard (no code), a plugin for an existing store (WooCommerce or WordPress), or the Partner API for server-to-server integrations. All three sit on top of the same core services — payments, currency conversion, subscriptions, and webhooks — so a merchant can start with the dashboard and layer in the Partner API later without migrating anything. The Partner API is the layer these docs mostly cover from here on. It’s what a plugin talks to under the hood, and it’s what you’d call directly if you’re integrating a custom platform or a server-side checkout.

Complete Commerce Platform

Storefronts, product management, analytics, and CRM — everything you need to run your business from one dashboard.

Global Payments Built In

Accept payments across dozens of currencies and multiple regions. Customers pay in their local currency, you settle in yours.

Partner API & Plugins

Already on WooCommerce? Integrate Khaime’s payments and multicurrency without migrating your products.

Subscriptions & Recurring Billing

Built-in recurring billing with dunning, renewal management, and smart gateway routing.

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Hows

Pick the integration path that matches your effort budget: From there:

Quickstart

Get your first payment in under 10 minutes.

API Reference

Full endpoint documentation with interactive examples.

Webhooks

Listen for payment events in real-time.

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Whys

Merchants selling across borders run into the same three problems repeatedly: gateways that only work well in one region, currency conversion that’s either missing or bolted on badly, and integration work that has to be redone for every new market. Khaime routes each payment to the gateway that actually works for that customer’s currency and location, handles the conversion math and rate caching centrally, and exposes it all through one API — so adding a new market is a configuration change, not a new integration. The API-key + REST model (rather than requiring an SDK or a specific frontend framework) is deliberate: it works the same whether you’re calling it from a WooCommerce plugin, a mobile backend, or a custom checkout.

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Why nots

Khaime is not a page builder or a general-purpose website CMS — the storefront tooling exists to support commerce (products, checkout, orders), not to replace a full CMS for content-heavy sites. It’s also not a drop-in replacement for a single-gateway integration if you only ever sell in one currency to one country — the multicurrency and gateway-routing machinery adds value once you’re crossing borders, not before. If you’re not sure the Partner API is the right layer for your integration, start with the WooCommerce or WordPress plugin instead — they cover the common case with far less setup.