Stablecoin Payment Links. No code. No checkout build.

Every existing way to request a crypto payment makes someone do unpaid work. Card payment links (Stripe, PayPal) inherit the card rail: 3-10% fees for high-risk merchants, chargebacks, and account-termination risk, and for iGaming they are often not available at all. Custodial crypto invoicing routes the money through the processor's wallets first, so you wait on their withdrawal queue and carry their hack risk. And the manual fallback, pasting a raw wallet address into an email, is the worst of all: the customer has to pick the right token on the right network themselves, one wrong-chain send loses the funds permanently, and you get to reconcile a bare transaction hash against an invoice by hand. None of these survive contact with the actual jobs a payment link does: invoices, one-off requests, sales-team handoffs, top-ups, and everywhere a full checkout integration is overkill. The fastest path to accepting stablecoins cannot be a six-week integration. It needs to work the day you sign up.

PYMSTR Payment Links create a hosted stablecoin checkout URL in seconds, from the dashboard, with zero code. Set the amount in any of 14 currencies, add an optional reference, and choose exactly which chains and stablecoins you accept: the link enforces those choices, so a wrong-chain payment is impossible by construction rather than by warning text. Share the URL anywhere a customer is: email, Slack, your CRM, an invoice footer. The customer signs in with Google, email, SMS, or Apple (a wallet is created for them automatically) or connects their own wallet, and pays in USDC or USDT. We never hold your money: it moves from the customer's wallet to yours in seconds, with no processor balance in the middle, no withdrawal queue, and nothing for a hack to drain. Each payment carries your reference and fires an HMAC-signed webhook, so reconciliation is automatic instead of a spreadsheet. Pricing is 1% flat. No tiers, no monthly fees, no setup, and no KYB before your first link.