One order, one link
A pay page for an exact amount, with a QR code and a wallet button. Send it by chat or email.
For freelancers and online orders
Take USDC, USDT and SOL by QR code, payment link or a cashier screen at your counter. Each payment settles in seconds, straight to your own wallet. Nobody holds your money in between.
Ways to get paid
Pick the one that fits how you sell. All of them pay your own wallet directly, and you can try every one free in test mode first.
A pay page for an exact amount, with a QR code and a wallet button. Send it by chat or email.
For freelancers and online orders
One link and QR per product or price. Put it in your bio, print the counter card, or paste a Pay button into your site.
For shops, creators and social sellers
Type the amount, the customer scans, the receipt prints and the screen chimes. Made for a counter.
For cafés, stores and stalls
Charge apps and AI agents a few cents per API call. They pay your wallet directly, no checkout page.
For APIs, data and online services
How it works
Sign up and paste your Solana wallet's public address. Never a seed phrase: a gateway never needs one.
Make an invoice or a link, or ring it up on the cashier screen. Price it in USDC, SOL or US dollars.
Your customer scans and approves. It confirms on Solana in seconds and lands in your wallet; your shop's server gets a signed webhook.
Agents will pay for you
With the open x402 standard, an AI agent pays for exactly what it uses, one request at a time, in USDC. No sign-up, no card, no invoice. The gateway checks each payment and even pays the network fee.
# an AI agent asks your API GET /weather?city=London 402 Payment Required 0.01 USDC · Solana # the agent signs a USDC payment to your wallet GET /weather?city=London + payment 200 OK {"city":"London","tempC":17} # settled on Solana, network fee paid by the gateway
Compared
| Advance Bit Coin Gateway | Card payments | Bank transfer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gateway fee | None at launch | About 2–3% | $15–45 per wire |
| Settlement | Seconds | 2–3 days | 1–5 days |
| Chargebacks | None | Yes | Possible |
| Who holds the money | You, in your own wallet | The processor | The bank |
Customers pay a Solana network fee of a fraction of a cent. Refunds are sent from your own wallet.
Questions
No. Every payment moves from your customer's wallet to yours in one Solana transaction. The gateway creates the payment request and confirms it; it never holds funds, so there is nothing to freeze or withdraw.
There is no gateway fee at launch. Each payment carries a Solana network fee of a fraction of a cent.
USDC and USDT (dollar stablecoins) and SOL. You can set prices in US dollars and let the customer pay the matching amount at today's rate.
No. Share payment links, print a QR card, use the cashier screen, or paste a Pay button into your website. Developers get a REST API, signed webhooks and agent payments.
Yes. Switch on test mode in the dashboard and the same checkout runs on Solana devnet with free test coins.
A confirmed payment is final, which is why there are no chargebacks. If you need to refund, you send it back from your own wallet.
Create a store, add your wallet, and send yourself a test payment in under five minutes.