Your URL
acme-store → https://merchant.minisend.xyz/pay/acme-store.
Pick a slug you’re happy to keep. Once a link is out in the world, changing the slug means the old URL stops working.
Setup
1
Set your slug
Settings → Payment link section → enter a short, recognisable slug → Save.
2
Copy the link
Your full URL appears in Settings once the slug is saved.
3
Share it
Website, invoice, WhatsApp, social bio, email. Anywhere a URL works.
How customers pay
The page shows your business name, logo, payout currency, and a live exchange rate preview. As the customer types a USDC amount, they see the local currency equivalent before confirming. When they tap Pay, we show them an address to pay to. They send USDC or USDT on any of six networks, from any wallet. You receive local currency, and they get a receipt.Amount range: $0.01 to $10,000 USDC-equivalent. Need higher limits? Just ask.
What your customer pays
When a customer pays in crypto, the amount they enter is the amount you receive. We add the platform fee to their total for you, so there’s nothing to calculate on your side. NGN payouts are the exception. There, our cut is already in the exchange rate, so nothing is added on top. Paying with M-Pesa works a little differently, and it’s worth knowing before you set your prices. The payment page offers an M-Pesa tab on any link when the amount falls inside the supported range, whatever currency you settle in. There the customer pays exactly the KES they type, and the fee comes out of what you receive instead. If you’d rather the fee sat with the customer on M-Pesa too, use a checkout session, where the amount in their payment prompt already includes it.Where to share
- Website: a “Pay with crypto” button
- Invoices: paste the URL on PDF or email invoices
- WhatsApp: send directly to customers
- Social: bio, pinned posts, story links
- Email: signature or reply