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Stablecoins

You get one address, and it takes both USDC and USDT on all six networks below. Your customer sends from whatever wallet they already use, and we work out which network and which coin arrived. Nobody has to pick a network from a menu. Either way, it ends up as USDC on Base, ready to convert to your currency or to send on to the network you’ve chosen to keep it on.

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Why these six

These are the networks where we hold an address for you and watch for payments, which is what makes a payment on them arrive. We list exactly six so you can tell customers where to send and know it will get there.
Ask your customers to send on one of the six networks above. A payment on any other network has nowhere to land on our side, so we can’t pick it up or send it back. If you’re expecting payments on a network that isn’t listed, talk to us first and we’ll sort it out together.

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Need a network that isn’t here?

We can grow to 20 networks. Adding one takes real work on our side, so we do it on request. Tell us which network you need and we’ll take it from there.

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Choosing which networks you accept

Your checkout accepts USDC on all six networks from the start. If you’d rather not receive on some of them, turn those off in Wallets and your payment page will only show the ones you’ve kept. Base always stays on, since that’s where we pay out from. If a payment does land on a network you’ve switched off, we hold it for review instead of converting it automatically. The money is still there. It just needs someone to look at it, so get in touch and we’ll release it to you.

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Payout currencies

Set this once in Settings and it’s used for both payment links and checkout sessions.

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Fees

For crypto payments, the platform fee is added to what your customer pays, so the amount you set is the amount you receive. It’s the same rate whether they send USDC or USDT, and your dashboard shows your current one. M-Pesa payments on a payment link work a little differently, since there the customer pays exactly the KES amount they type.