Accept any coin, on any chain.
Customers pay with whatever they hold: BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT and more. You receive the exact price in the stablecoin you choose, straight to your own wallet.
Free to set up. Sign in with your email, no password.
- 0.0089ETHBase
- 0.00024BTCBitcoin
- 0.142SOLSolana
- 25.04USDTTron
- 9.71NEARNEAR
125.00USDC
- Orders
- 5
- Each order
- 25.00 exact
- Paid to
- 0x7a3F…e91C
Customers can pay from
- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- Solana
- Base
- Arbitrum
- BNB Chain
- Tron
- TON
- NEAR
- Polygon
- Optimism
- Avalanche
- Sui
- XRP Ledger
- Dogecoin
- and more
Three steps from price to payout
- Step 1
Create a payment link
Set a price, or let customers choose the amount. Share the link anywhere, print it as a QR sign, or create checkouts from your server with the API.
- Step 2
Your customer pays with what they hold
They pick a coin from the wallet they already use. No bridging, no swapping, no new app. The checkout shows exactly what to send.
- Step 3
You receive the exact price
The payment is converted on the way and arrives in your own wallet as the stablecoin you chose, usually in about a minute.
Your money never passes through us
Each payment travels from the customer's wallet to a one-time deposit address, is converted by NEAR Intents, and lands in your wallet. We set it up and keep the records; we never hold the funds.
Customer's wallet
Any coin, any chain
Deposit address
One-time, per payment
Your wallet
Exact stablecoin amount
Paid straight to your wallet
Payouts go to an address only you control. PayAnyChain never holds your money, so there's no balance to withdraw and nothing for us to freeze.
The exact amount, or a refund
Each checkout locks the price before the customer sends anything. If a payment can't complete, the customer gets their coins back automatically.
Payout changes need your email
Changing where you get paid only takes effect after you confirm it from your inbox, and every change is recorded in your account's activity log.
Every payment is verifiable
Each payment shows the coin the customer used and links to the transaction on a public block explorer. Export everything as CSV.
No code for shops. One request for developers.
- Payment links with fixed prices or customer-chosen amounts, and optional tips
- A printable QR sign for every link, for a counter or a stall
- A dashboard of every payment, with what each customer paid with
- A REST API and signed webhooks, so your server knows the moment an order is paid
$ curl https://payanychain.com/api/v1/checkout/sessions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk_…" \
-d '{"amount": "25.00", "description": "Order #1042"}'
// Send the customer to the checkout
{
"id": "cs_8Hq2…",
"status": "open",
"amount": "25.00",
"url": "https://payanychain.com/pay/cs_8Hq2…"
}When it's paid, your server gets a checkout.session.completed webhook, signed with your secret.
Questions sellers ask
Do I need to understand crypto?
You need one wallet address that can receive stablecoins, for example from MetaMask, Phantom or an exchange that supports your chosen network. Everything else, from quotes to conversion and delivery, happens for you.
Which coins can customers pay with?
Popular coins on 30+ chains, including BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC and NEAR. The checkout lists what's available for each payment and shows the exact amount to send.
Which stablecoins can I receive?
US-dollar stablecoins such as USDC, USDT and DAI, on Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Ethereum, Avalanche, Gnosis, Solana or NEAR. You choose one when you set up, and every payment arrives in it.
What if a customer sends the wrong amount?
If they send too little, the checkout asks them to send the difference to the same address before the timer runs out; otherwise their deposit is refunded to them. Anything sent beyond what the conversion needed also goes back to the customer.
Who holds the money while it's converted?
Not PayAnyChain. Conversion runs through NEAR Intents, a cross-chain settlement network. For the minute or so a payment is in flight, it's held by that network's settlement system, then delivered to your wallet or refunded to the customer.
How do I connect it to my website?
Paste a payment link on any page, or create a checkout from your server with one API request and redirect the customer to it. Signed webhooks tell your server the moment an order is paid.
Take your first payment today.
Set up in a few minutes with an email and a wallet address.