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Payment Link Overview

Payment Link is the most convenient tool for collecting stablecoin payments.

Without writing any code, you can generate a secure hosted payment page. By sending the link to customers or sharing it on social networks, you can immediately start accepting crypto payments from around the world.

Core Logic​

Payment Link adopts a design philosophy of Product Template + Flexible Pricing, balancing management standardization with sales flexibility:

  1. Product as Template You preset the product's name, image, and Reference Price in the Product Library. This establishes a standardized data source. You can create a product while creating a Payment Link, or manage the product library separately. For product management, please refer to Product & Price Management →

  2. Link Independent Pricing When creating a Payment Link, you can directly modify the selling price for that specific link.

    • Independent Effect: Modifications here only apply to the currently generated link and will not overwrite the reference price in the product library.
    • Scenario Advantage: This allows you to use the same product entry to easily generate payment links with different prices for different channels (such as Early Bird Price, VIP Exclusive Price).

Key Features​

1. Dual Pricing Modes​

Meet diverse business transaction needs:

  • Fixed Pricing: Set a constant collection amount. Suitable for standard e-commerce retail, SaaS subscriptions, or ticketing.
  • Custom Pricing: Allow the payer to input any amount. Suitable for charity donations, creator tipping, or "Pay What You Want" scenarios.

2. Fee Configuration​

You can flexibly configure who bears the platform service fee based on your business strategy:

  • Merchant Pays: The customer pays the product price, and the fee is automatically deducted from the settlement amount (increases payment conversion rate).
  • Payer Pays: The customer needs to pay extra fees, and the merchant receives the full product price (protects profit margin).

3. Customer Identity​

Addressing the anonymous nature of blockchain payments, you can enable the Mandatory Email requirement in the configuration.

  • Identity Association: Require the payer to provide an email address during the payment process.
  • Business Value: This helps merchants precisely associate on-chain orders with real-world customer identities, facilitating subsequent sending of payment receipts, delivery of digital products, or customer contact.

4. Designated Settlement Rules​

Each Payment Link can be bound to a specific collection account. Funds will be strictly routed to the wallet address on the specified chain according to the configuration, supporting automatic diversion of funds for different business lines.

5. Real-time Preview​

A WYSIWYG preview panel is provided during the configuration process. You can view the rendering effect of the payment page on mobile and desktop terminals at any time to ensure professional brand presentation.

Typical Use Cases​

  • Social Commerce: Sell digital products directly via links in Twitter, Telegram, or Discord communities.
  • B2B Simple Collection: Generate a payment link with a specific amount as an electronic bill to send to customers, replacing complex contract interactions.
  • Offline Payment: Convert the Payment Link into a QR code, print it on posters or checkout counters to achieve face-to-face seamless collection.
  • Pre-sale Verification: Quickly generate a collection page for market verification (MVP) without investing in frontend development costs.

Next Steps​

After understanding the core logic, let's start creating the first product and generating a payment link.

Create Product & Payment Link →