Customers page

Customers is a merchant-view of every payer wallet that has interacted with your account. A "customer" in Strimz is the pair (merchantId, walletAddress). If the same wallet pays two different merchants, each merchant sees their own separate customer record.

The layout

A single table, one row per customer. Columns:

• Wallet — a short-form of the payer's on-chain address. Click through to see the full address.
• Emails — the email addresses this wallet has ever entered at your checkout. Displayed as a chip; if there's more than one, a +N more badge opens a dialog listing every email in order.
• Lifetime value — sum of every succeeded payment, in USD equivalent.
• First seen and last seen — relative time.

The email history dialog

The dialog is worth calling out because it's the answer to a question merchants ask a lot: "which email did this customer give me?"

Strimz treats email as a payer-provided field on the checkout envelope. It never overrides the wallet-based identity. So the same wallet can enter different emails on different visits — spouse, work, personal, etc. The dialog shows every email that wallet has given you, most recent first, with the timestamp of the checkout that captured it.

This is also how the payer notifier cron decides where to send receipts: it uses the most recent email a customer has entered for a given checkout, not a global "primary" email.

Common workflows

A customer says "I paid but didn't get a receipt". Look them up by wallet address. Check the email history — the receipt went to whatever email they entered at that specific checkout. If they entered a typo, that's why they didn't get the mail.

I want to build a mailing list from paying customers. Not exposed as a bulk export yet — for now, filter the payment sessions table and export CSV, then dedupe by wallet.

I want to see everything one customer has done. Click the wallet. The customer detail page shows every payment session, subscription, refund, and invoice associated with that wallet.

What's not on this page

• No account creation for customers. Strimz doesn't require payers to sign up. If you need customer accounts, you build that layer on your side using the wallet as the primary key.
• No PII beyond email. Strimz does not collect names, addresses, or phone numbers at checkout. Everything you see here comes from what the payer voluntarily entered.