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# ROZO Intent Pay API

One intent API, two integration paths. Pick the one that matches how you receive funds:

|                         | [Bridge & Wallet API](/integration/api-doc/bridge-api.md)             | [Merchant API](/integration/api-doc/merchant-api.md)                                        |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Who it's for**        | Wallets, bridges, apps moving funds                                   | Merchants accepting payments                                                                |
| **Destination address** | You pass `destination.receiverAddress` on every request               | Preconfigured on your merchant `appId` — never sent per request                             |
| **Auth**                | App ID                                                                | `X-API-Key` from [partners.rozo.ai](https://partners.rozo.ai)                               |
| **Start here**          | [API Quick Start](/integration/api-doc/bridge-api/api-quick-start.md) | [API Quick Start (Merchant)](/integration/api-doc/merchant-api/api-quick-start-merchant.md) |

Shared references:

* [ROZO Intents Tech Design](/integration/api-doc/rozo-intents-tech-design.md) — how the intent flow works under the hood.
* [Supported Tokens and Chains](/integration/api-doc/supported-tokens-and-chains.md) — chain IDs, tokens, and routes.


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