Stablecoin invoicing software for client payments
Create invoices in stablecoins, share a payment page, and track incoming payments with less manual work.
Create Your First InvoiceIf you invoice clients in stablecoins, the hardest part is usually not creating the invoice. It is keeping payment instructions clear, detecting the payment correctly, and reconciling everything later.
What good invoicing looks like
A stablecoin invoice should do more than show an amount
It should tell the client:
- Which token to send
- Which chain to use
- Which wallet address to send to
- What exact amount to send
- How to confirm payment
And internally, your team should see:
- Whether payment arrived
- Whether the amount matches
- Whether payment came on the correct chain
- Whether the invoice is fully or partially paid
- The tx hash as proof of payment
How it works
Four steps from invoice to paid
Create the invoice
Set the invoice number, client, amount, due date, token, chain, and destination wallet.
Share the payment page
Send the client a clean invoice page with exact payment instructions, QR code, and wallet details.
Detect inbound payments
Track the destination wallet and detect incoming transactions tied to the invoice.
Match and confirm
Review suggested matches, confirm the payment, and mark the invoice as paid or partially paid.
Controls
What you can control per invoice
Edge cases
The payment scenarios that matter
Client pays from an exchange
Sender identity may not be verifiable, but the system can still suggest a match based on amount, token, chain, destination wallet, and timing.
Client sends the wrong amount
Underpayments, overpayments, and partial payments can be reviewed instead of getting lost in a spreadsheet.
Client uses the wrong chain
The invoice workflow makes the expected token and chain clear, reducing operational errors before they happen.
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