One link, any supported paying asset
Payments
Pay me in what I want, with whatever you have
Accepting crypto usually forces a choice between the asset your customer holds and the asset you want to keep. A payment link removes it: your customer pays in their currency, you are credited in yours, and the conversion happens inside the link.
Settlement in the currency you nominate
Live status from pending to confirmed
One link, any supported paying asset
Create a link for a fixed amount or leave it open, share it by message, email or QR, and the payer chooses what to send from the supported asset list. The rate they see is locked when they continue.
Links work for people without an account. Payers get a deposit address and a live status page rather than a sign-up prompt.
Settlement in the currency you nominate
Nominate the settlement asset when you create the link — a stablecoin, Bitcoin, tokenised gold or a fiat balance — and that is what is credited regardless of what the payer sent.
Minimums and maximums are shown on the link itself, so a payer under the threshold sees exactly what to change rather than a generic failure.
Status you can both watch
Every link exposes a live status: awaiting payment, received, confirming, settled. The payer sees the same timeline you do, which removes most of the follow-up messages that crypto invoicing usually generates.
Settled payments land in your normal transaction feed and statement exports, tagged with the link reference for reconciliation.
Getting started
How it works
- 01
Create
Set the amount, the settlement asset and an optional expiry.
- 02
Share
Send the link or QR code; no account is needed to pay it.
- 03
Settle
Track the payment live and receive the asset you nominated.
Questions
Crypto payment links: common questions
- Does my customer need an account?
- No. A payment link opens a checkout that quotes a rate and issues a deposit address. The payer never registers, and they can follow the payment status on the same page.
- Can I be paid in a different asset than the customer sends?
- That is the point of the product. You nominate the settlement asset when creating the link; the conversion is applied inside the link and you are credited in your chosen currency.
- Is there a minimum payment?
- Yes, and it is displayed on the link before the payer commits, together with the maximum. If an entered amount falls outside the range the checkout says so explicitly instead of failing generically.
- How do payments reconcile?
- Settled link payments appear in your standard transaction feed with the link reference attached, and are included in CSV and PDF statement exports.