Card payments can be reversed up to months after delivery. Crypto payments are final. Accept payments that can never be charged back — over links that settle to your own wallet, no KYC, no account.
Create a payment link →Crypto payments are final — no reversals 120 days later.
Money settles to you. No platform can freeze or ban it.
No KYC and no sign-up. Nothing tied to your income.
A flat fee out of the payment — no 20–50% platform cut.
With cards, a buyer (or a fraudster using a stolen card) can reverse a payment up to 120 days after you have already delivered. You lose the money, the product, and often a penalty fee — and a wave of them can get your processor to drop you entirely. It is the single most damaging part of accepting card payments in high-risk categories.
Crypto removes the attack surface: once a payment confirms on-chain, it is final. There is no issuer to file a dispute with and no balance a platform can pull back. You deliver, you keep the money — every time.
Pick the coin you want to be paid in and the amount. No account, no KYC — it takes under a minute.
Drop the link in your bio, DMs, or a post. Anyone can pay it.
The payment settles straight to your own wallet. No chargebacks, no platform holding it.
No. Once a crypto payment confirms on-chain it is final. There is no card issuer to file a dispute and no way to reverse it.
Card chargebacks let a buyer reverse a payment long after delivery, so you lose the money and the product — and repeated chargebacks can get your payment processor to drop you.
Yes. Payments settle to your own wallet, non-custodially. There is no platform balance that could be reversed or frozen.
No. Create a payment link with no ID and no sign-up, and share it.
Final. Non-custodial. No KYC.
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