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Crypto invoices

Create and send a crypto invoice

Bill clients in stablecoins with a shareable invoice. Each one has its own deposit address and a status you can check at any time.

Create a crypto invoiceRead the invoice docs

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Set the amount and title

    Price the invoice in a stablecoin and optionally allow partial payments.

  2. Step 2

    Choose where you get paid

    Enter your own address. Multi-network invoices can list both EVM and Tron addresses.

  3. Step 3

    Send the link

    Share the pay link with your customer. They pay from any compatible wallet.

  4. Step 4

    Track status

    Watch the invoice move from awaiting payment to paid to swept in your merchant view or through the API.

No sign-up to create

Creating an invoice does not require connecting a wallet or making an account.

Payment states you can trust

Paid means the transfer was observed; swept means the payout to your address completed.

Works for people and software

Use the web builder, or call the same flow from the API or an AI agent.

Questions

Which networks and stablecoins are live?
The create flow shows exactly which networks and tokens are enabled on this deployment. Testnet support and mainnet rollout are tracked publicly in the roadmap, so check it before taking real payments.
What does it cost?
There is no account fee to create an invoice. When an invoice is swept, the sweeper contract sends the amount minus a platform fee to your address (default 0.5% with per-token minimums, as documented in the repository README); confirm the current rate in the docs before launch.
Can customers pay part of an invoice?
Yes, if you enable partial payments when creating it. Such invoices can show a paid_partial state.

Rollout status: public roadmap 路 Risks