How it works
Three steps, and no address ever changes hands.
01 · Compose
Write the request
Say what it's for, pick a token, set an amount — or leave it open and let them choose.
02 · Distribute
Share the link
You get a short link and a QR code. Put it in a message, on an invoice, or on the counter.
03 · Settle
Get paid
They open it, connect a wallet, confirm. The money goes straight to your address.
Live
Counted, not claimed.
Every figure below is read back from what this deployment has actually done. A payment settling moves them, and nothing else does.
- Settled
- 0Moved wallet to wallet. Every one of these was read back off the chain before it counted.
- Payments
- 0Transactions that verified against the request they were paying.
- Paid out to
- 0 walletsDistinct addresses that have been paid. Nobody here ever held the money.
- Requests
- 0Payment links created, whether or not anyone has paid them yet.
Settlement
What happens to the money
The answers people actually want before using something unfamiliar to get paid.
- Fee
- None from usYou pay the network's own fee, which on this chain is a fraction of a cent.
- Custody
- Nobody holds itThe payment goes from one wallet to the other in a single transaction.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain TestnetThe payment is pinned to it and cannot be sent anywhere else.
- Finality
- IrreversibleA confirmed payment is final, in the same way cash is. There is no refund button.
Who it's for
Built for people who invoice by message.
Repair shops
A QR code on the counter, or a link with the quote.
Freelancers
Send it with the invoice and get paid in the token you asked for.
Creators
One link in a bio. Anyone can send whatever they like.
Small teams
Settle contributors and consulting without reading out an address.
Questions
Questions worth asking
Does anyone hold my money?
No. A payment goes from their wallet to yours in one transaction. There is no balance here, no pooled account, and no way for anyone to freeze or reverse it.
What stops someone paying in a worthless token?
The token is fixed to the link when you create it, so a request for 500 of something can only be settled in that thing. And only contracts we list can be paid at all — a link pointing anywhere else is refused outright, with no way to click past it. The payment page also reads the symbol and decimals off the contract itself, so a link cannot misdescribe what it is asking for.
What does it cost?
We take nothing. The payer covers the network's own fee, which on this chain is a fraction of a cent.
What if the person paying has never used crypto?
They need a wallet — that part is unavoidable. They don't need an account with us, and if their wallet has never heard of this network the page offers to add it in one tap.
What happens if I lose the link?
Nothing breaks. Short links are stored and keep working until they expire. Sign in with your wallet and your list of requests follows you to any device.
Can I cancel or refund a payment?
No. A confirmed on-chain payment is final. Deleting a request removes it from your list but does not disable the link.
Get paid with a link.
Build one now and see the page your client would open. Connecting comes last.
Create a payment link