Accept crypto on any website

A payment link works anywhere you can add a link or a button: WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, a link in your bio or an invoice. No plugin and no code. Customers pay with any coin on any chain, and you receive the exact price in a dollar stablecoin, in your own wallet.

1
Create a payment link
In your dashboard, give it a name and either a fixed price or let the customer enter the amount. Under More options, you can send customers to your own thank-you page after they pay.
2
Put it on your site
As a text link, a button or a QR code. Anything that can open a web address works, so every website builder can do this.
3
Get paid
Customers pay with whatever coin they hold. You receive the price, minus 0.8%, in your stablecoin. Each payment shows in your dashboard with the link it came from.

See it from your customer's side

A real 1 USDC payment link to PayAnyChain's test shop. Pick a coin to see the payment screen; nothing is charged unless you send coins.

Try a checkout

A ready-made button

Paste this wherever your site accepts HTML, and replace the address with your own payment link. Where HTML isn't allowed, use your builder's own button and paste the link into it.

HTML

<a href="https://payanychain.com/l/your-link"
   style="display:inline-block;padding:12px 22px;border-radius:10px;
          background:#14201b;color:#f3f6f4;font:600 16px/1.2 system-ui,sans-serif;
          text-decoration:none">
  Pay with crypto
</a>

Pick the setup that fits how you sell

One price per product

Digital goods, tickets, a course, a paid plan

Make one fixed-price link per product and put each next to its product. Your dashboard shows which link every payment came from.

The customer enters the amount

Invoices, services, donations, tips

Make one link with Customer chooses the amount, optionally with a minimum and maximum, and use it anywhere you ask for payment.

A shop with a cart

Stores with several products per order

Add Pay with crypto as a manual payment method (see your platform below). The customer places the order, then pays its total through an enter-the-amount link. You mark the order paid when the payment shows in your dashboard, matching it by amount and time. This suits a handful of orders a day. For orders that are marked paid automatically, use the API instead.

Platform by platform

Menu names change now and then; if yours look different, search your platform's help for “add a button” or “manual payment method”.

WordPress: In the block editor, add a Buttons block and set its link to your payment link. For the styled button above, add a Custom HTML block and paste the code instead.
WooCommerce: For single products, put a button on the product page. For the cart, go to WooCommerce, Settings, Payments, and turn on an offline method such as Check payments. Rename it Pay with crypto and put your enter-the-amount link in its instructions, which customers see after ordering. Orders wait on hold until you mark them paid.
Shopify: Go to Settings, Payments, Manual payment methods, and create a custom payment method called Pay with crypto. Put your enter-the-amount link in its payment instructions, which customers see after placing the order. Orders stay pending until you mark them paid. Shopify doesn't allow other payment buttons inside its checkout.
Wix: Add a Button element, open its link settings and choose a web address. Paste your payment link. For the styled button, use an Embed HTML element.
Squarespace: Add a Button block and paste your payment link as its link. A Code block takes the styled button if your plan allows custom code.
Webflow: Add a Button or Link Block, set its link to an external URL and paste your payment link. An Embed element takes the styled button.
Carrd: Add a Buttons element and set the button's URL to your payment link.
Ghost and Substack: Add a button to a post or page and link it to your payment link. Good for one-off payments and tips; keep memberships on the platform's own billing.
Link in bio and social profiles: Add your payment link to Linktree or a similar page, or straight into your bio on X, Instagram or Telegram.
Invoices, email and chat: Paste the link into an invoice, an email or a WhatsApp or Telegram message. For in-person sales, download the printable QR sign from the link's page in your dashboard.

Want orders marked paid automatically?

A developer can connect your shop in an afternoon: create a checkout for each order with your order number, send the customer to it, and a signed webhook tells your system the moment it's paid. It works with any platform that lets you run your own code.

Read the developer docs

Create your first payment link How setup works

Using a platform that isn't listed? Write to hello@payanychain.com and we'll help you set it up.