Payouts
Give Links its own route: your bank in local currency, your treasury or a wallet you hold.
Payment links no code needed
Make a payment link in a minute, with a set price or one your customer enters. Share it on WhatsApp, by email or as a QR code at the counter. Customers pay in stablecoins with no account, and every payment settles to your account.
No codeNo account for your customer0.8% to collect
Illustrative. Harbourview Markets Ltd is a sample business, and the link is not live.
How it works
No website, no developer and no checkout to build. A payment link is a hosted pay page with its own address, made in the dashboard.
Say what it is for, set a price or let the customer choose the amount, and pick its address. Add a preview image if you like.
Send it on WhatsApp or by email, put it in your bio or your storefront, or print its QR code for a till, a shelf or a delivery note.
Customers give their name and email, then pay by QR or address, or with a browser wallet. You hear about each payment, and it settles to your account.
Features
Built for people who sell on chat and social: pre-orders, deposits, hampers and one-off jobs, each with a page of its own.
A link keeps taking payments until you pause or delete it, and every payment arrives on an address of its own.
Fix the price, or let the customer enter the amount. Show it in your local currency or in US dollars.
pay.chainpal.org/weekendhamper, in letters and numbers. Leave it blank and we make one up for you.
Add an image that shows when the link is pasted into a chat or an email, so it looks like what you sell.
Name an inbox, and it hears about every payment through the link with the amount, the coin and the network.
Add a redirect, and customers land on your own thank-you page once they have paid.
Pause a link when stock runs out and resume it when it is back. Edit or delete it any time.
See how often each link was opened and how many visits ended in a payment, next to what it collected.
In the dashboard
Open any link to see its payments as they land, how often it was opened and where its customers go next. Try pausing it.
Payment link pay.chainpal.org/weekendhamper
Customers point their phone camera at it and the payment page opens.
Illustrative. A sample link and sample customers for Harbourview Markets Ltd, a fictional Lagos supermarket chain.
Works with
Payments through a link follow the same settlement rules and land in the same records as everything else you run on ChainPal.
Give Links its own route: your bank in local currency, your treasury or a wallet you hold.
Bill a named customer with line items, tax and a due date, on the same kind of pay page.
Take payments at every till and branch, alongside the links you share online.
When you are ready to build it in, create a checkout from your own server instead.
Questions
Anything else, write to help@chainpal.org and a person will answer.
No. They give their first and last name and an email for the receipt, then pay by scanning a QR code or copying an address into any wallet or exchange app, or with a browser wallet. Nothing to sign up for.
Yes. A link is reusable and keeps taking payments until you pause or delete it. Each payment gets its own one-time address, so every one is recorded separately against the link.
Yes. Set the link to let the customer enter the amount, for deposits, tips or custom orders. Each payment is at least $1, and at most between $1,600 and $5,000 depending on the country.
It stops taking new payments straight away, and payments already in flight still complete. Resume it whenever you are ready, with the same address and the same history.
USDC and USDT, on Base, BNB Chain, Celo and Polygon, depending on your market. The pay page only offers what your business can be paid on, and tells the customer which network to send on.
To the destination you set for Links: your bank account in local currency, your treasury, or a wallet you hold. ChainPal never holds it on the way.
Open for business
Open an account, choose where each product settles and take your first payment in digital dollars. No setup fee, and no balance held on your behalf.