Invoise
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Take crypto payments. Pay nothing to start.

Sign in and create an invoice. Send your customer the payment link, or show the address in your own checkout. The money lands in your own wallet, in dollar stablecoins. We keep 0.5% of what you receive, and nothing else.

No card on file. No monthly fee. No setup.

High volume? Rates go down to 0.01%.

New A wallet where two of the three keys are yours and a Visa card without KYC.

Invoice #0042
Network
Invoise fee, 0.5%−1.25
You receive248.75 USDC

This one is live. Change the amount or the network.

Three steps, and the third one is getting paid

  1. Sign in

    With your email or Google. No password to invent, no application form, no sales call, no card. Your account works the moment you are in.

  2. Create an invoice

    Type the amount and pick a network. You get a link to the payment page with a QR code: send it in a chat or an email. Or take just the address and show it in your own checkout.

  3. Get paid

    Your customer pays from any wallet or exchange, no account needed. The payout goes to your wallet on its own, minus 0.5%. We cover the gas for it.

Three keys. Two of them are yours.

Payments can go straight into a built-in Invoise wallet. It is a Safe multisig: every transfer needs two signatures out of three. We hold only one key, so we cannot move a cent without you.

  • Anywhere, in one step

    Pick an address, a network and a coin. Swaps and bridges between networks happen inside, and you confirm once.

  • The fee is the gas, twice

    A transfer costs double the network gas. No percentage, however large the amount.

  • Brakes, if you want them

    A daily limit, a pause for new addresses, a second factor on every transfer. All off until you switch them on.

2 of 3

Pick any two keys and see what they can do.

A Visa card. No KYC.

Spend what you earn wherever Visa works: online, in Apple Pay and in Google Pay. The card is virtual and comes out of your Invoise wallet in a few minutes. No passport, no selfie, no waiting for approval: all it asks for is an email.

Issuing the card
$8
On the first balance
4.2%
Top-up
4.2% + $1.50
Provider's payment processing
1%
Purchases
0.00
A card with $20 on it
≈ $29.13
A $20 top-up
≈ $22.58

From $20 at a time, plus the network gas.

One card per account, available once your account has received its first payment. It is topped up only from the Invoise wallet. Money on the card can only be spent: it does not go back to the wallet, and what is left is not refunded when the card is closed. The card is issued by our partner, who holds the money on it.

This is the whole price list

INVOISEprice list, all of it
Account
0.00
Setup
0.00
Monthly fee
0.00
Payment links, invoices
0.00
API and notifications
0.00
Team members
0.00
Test mode
0.00
Gas for your payouts
0.00
Per payment you receive
0.5%
The most one payment can cost
$10

Thank you. There is no page two.

You pay only when you get paid

The fee comes out of each payment as it arrives. There is no balance to top up and no bill at the end of the month. No payments, no cost.

Big payments get cheaper by themselves

The fee stops at $10 per payment. On a $10,000 invoice that works out to 0.1%, and on $100,000 it is 0.01%.

High volume? Rates go down to 0.01%

0.5% is the standard rate for everyone. If you process serious volume, write to us and we will set a lower rate on your account, down to 0.01%. Write to support

Every network has a small minimum fee that covers its gas: from $0.01 on Avalanche to $1 on Ethereum, all listed in the strip above. Tron is switched on by request and has a higher minimum, because the network itself is expensive to use. The wallet and the card are optional and priced next to them, above: a transfer from the wallet costs double the network gas, and the card has its own receipt.

Everything is included. There is no bigger plan.

Payment links and invoices

A fixed amount for one customer. Paid in parts, overpaid or paid late, it is all tracked for you.

pay.invoise.me/k3JxQ9fT2mLp8aVd

Top-up addresses

A permanent address for a customer who pays you again and again, any amount each time. Good for balances and subscriptions you bill yourself.

Your name on the payment page

Your logo and shop name, so the customer sees who they are paying.

Instant notifications

Signed webhooks for every payment and payout, retried until your server answers.

Test mode

Try the whole flow with pretend money before you take a real payment.

Your team, with roles

Invite an accountant, a developer, a manager. Each sees only what they need, and sensitive changes ask for a fresh confirmation.

Stablecoins on the networks people use

Dollar stablecoins on Ethereum, the fast low-fee networks around it, Solana, Tron and others. We keep adding coins and networks, and your dashboard always shows what is available right now.

Or skip the dashboard and do it from code

One request creates an invoice. You get the address to pay and a link to our payment page: send the link, or show the address in your own checkout. When the money arrives, we call your server. Keys are made in the dashboard, with read or write access and an optional IP list.

curl https://platform.invoise.me/api/v1/shops/$SHOP/invoices \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $INVOISE_KEY" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
  -d '{"chain_id": 8453,
       "token": "0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913",
       "amount": "250000000"}'

# 250 USDC on Base. Once the address is ready:
{ "address": "0x9aF3…41cB",
  "payment_url": "https://pay.invoise.me/k3JxQ9fT2mLp8aVd" }

Fair questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Creating an account, making links, the API, test mode and team seats cost nothing. We earn 0.5% of each payment you actually receive, taken out of that payment. If nobody pays you, you owe us nothing.

Where does the money go?

To the wallet address you set for your shop, or to your Invoise wallet. On Ethereum-type networks and Tron that address is written into the payment contract, so nobody can redirect the payout, including us. On Solana the payout is sent automatically as soon as the payment is final. We never hold your balance: even the Invoise wallet is a multisig where two of the three keys are yours.

Who pays the network gas?

We pay the gas for sending the payout to you; it is inside the 0.5%. Your customer pays the usual network fee for their own transfer, the same as sending crypto to anyone.

Does my customer need an account?

No. They open the link, see the amount and the address with a QR code, and pay from any wallet or exchange. The page updates by itself when the payment arrives.

Can I skip your payment page?

Yes. Every invoice and top-up address comes with the address itself in the API. Show it in your own checkout with your own QR code and wait for our webhook. Our page is there if you want it, not required.

What is the smallest payment?

$1 on most networks and $10 on Ethereum, where gas is expensive. Tron has its own, higher minimum.

How do I get a rate below 0.5%?

Rates down to 0.01% are for shops with high volume. Tell support roughly how much you process and we will set it on your account. Until then, remember the fee already stops at $10 per payment. Write to support

Your first payment link is two minutes away.

Free to start. 0.5% when you get paid.