Get paid in anything.
Keep what
you want.
Request crypto with a link. Your friend pays with whatever they hold — you receive exactly the coin you asked for, on the network you chose.
- Non-custodial
- No account needed
- 0.5% service fee, shown upfront
Payment requestNon-custodialMaya requests
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Pay with
Delivered straight to Maya's wallet
Illustration · example rates
Accept any of these. Pay with any of these.
- BTC · Bitcoin
- ETH · Ethereum
- ETH · Base
- ETH · Robinhood
- SOL · Solana
- SUI · Sui
- HYPE · HyperEVM
- POL · Polygon
- USDC · Solana
- USDC · Ethereum
- USDC · Base
- USDC · Polygon
- USDC · Sui
- USDT · Ethereum
- USDT · Solana
- USDT · Polygon
How it works
Three steps. Zero accounts.
Set what you want to receive, send the link, and watch it land. Nobody signs up for anything.
You request
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1Request
Choose an amount, a coin and a network, and paste the address it should land in.
- linkpaynow.com/p/pay_7Kx2mQCopy2
Share the link
Send it in a DM, drop it in an invoice, or show the QR code in person.
- Waiting for transfer
- Payment received
- Confirming
- Converting
- Sending
- Completed
3Get paid
They pay with what they have. It's converted along the way, and you can follow every step live.
Cross-chain, handled
They send what they have.
You get what you want.
Bitcoin in, USDC out. SOL in, ETH out. The conversion happens in flight and the result goes straight to your wallet — no bridges, no second step.
Every quote is re-checked on our server when the payment starts. Example rates shown.
For everything in between
Split the pizza.
Settle the rent.
Send the invoice.
Paying someone back shouldn't depend on which coins you both happen to hold. One link works for all of it: friends, flatmates and clients.
- Splitting dinnerThey can pay withSOL24
- A group giftThey can pay withETH45
- Concert tickets for friendsThey can pay withSUI180
- Paying back a tripThey can pay withBTC3.1
Examples
Built to be trusted
Your money never sits with us. Not even for a second.
Non-custodial, end to end
We never hold keys or funds. The swap provider delivers the converted coins directly to the address on your request.
0.5% service fee
Shown as its own line in every quote before anyone pays, alongside the provider's rate and network fees. Never added on top afterwards.
0.5%
Destination locked
The payout address comes from the saved request. Nothing in a browser can change where money goes.
Double-tap safe
Each payment is idempotent. Tapping Pay twice will never start two swaps.
Your currency
A live estimate in dollars, euros, rupees, yen and more sits next to amounts in major coins.
Private by default
No analytics, pixels or trackers. Activity history is kept only if you sign in, and then only in your account.
A link is the whole product
No sign-up required, no app to install, no wallet to connect. Whoever has the link can pay it.
1,500+
Coins
160+
Networks
0.5%
Service fee
0
Accounts required
Solana
Ethereum
Bitcoin
Robinhood Chain
Base
Sui
Polygon
HyperEVM+ 159 moreDo I need an account?
No. A payment request is just a link. You create it, share it, and anyone with the link can pay — no sign-ups on either side. To see your activity history, sign in with email or Google — it's then saved to your account and available on any device.
Can I send money without a payment link?
Yes. Open Pay → Send to an address, enter where the money should go and the coin they want, then pay with whatever you hold. It's converted on the way and delivered straight to their address.
Who holds the money while it's being converted?
Not LinkPayNow. We never hold keys or funds. The payer sends to a swap provider, which converts and delivers the requested coin directly to your address.
What can people pay me with?
Over 1,500+ coins across 160+ networks — BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, HYPE, POL, USDC, USDT and far more, on chains like Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Robinhood Chain, Base, Sui, Polygon, HyperEVM. They pay with whatever they already hold.
What does it cost?
A 0.5% service fee, shown as its own line in the quote before anyone pays. Network fees and the provider's exchange rate are part of the same quote. Nothing gets added afterwards.
How long does a payment take?
Usually 10–30 minutes from sending. First the payer's transfer confirms — seconds on Solana, Base or Sui, a few minutes on Ethereum, longer on Bitcoin — then the provider converts and sends it on. Busy networks or compliance checks can add time. You can watch every step on a live status page.
Can the payer change where the money goes?
No. The destination is read from the saved request on the server, and quotes are re-priced at the moment of payment, so an edited link or a stale quote can't redirect or underpay you.