One person, paid by the whole world.

Plugs into your site, your app, your Telegram bot. Chain confirmed, money settles itself in your wallet — never ours.

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USDT & USDC on nine networks

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SaaS boilerplate

$129

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Send 129 USDT · BNB Chain (BEP20)

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0xb30DDB46d80DD84Ed8C29525DF5831303Ce7e4eD

Checkout by invoq

Your checkout speaks ten languages:

Getting paid, you’re either locked out or frozen without warning — not with invoq:

Once it’s paid, it’s yours. No one can take it.

We don’t take a percentage, no matter how big the payment.

We can’t take your money.

Every payment lands in a wallet only you control — invoq can’t change where it goes. Not a promise — the code is set in stone, and we don’t get a vote.

BuyerSmart contractYour wallet

A dedicated contract per invoice — it can only pay you.

Yours even if we vanish: Money you’ve received is already in your wallet; what’s still in flight, anyone can bring home.Settlement contract
Verify, don’t trust: Every payment is public on-chain — check it on any block explorer.View demo invoice On-chain record

Your money, at a glance.

Received, outstanding, and every invoice’s state — open invoq and it’s the first thing you see.

Demo data.

Drop in invoq, get paid in stablecoins.

Two endpoints on your server. How the buyer pays is your call.

BackendCreate the invoice

One call returns the invoice ID.

import { Invoq } from '@invoq/server'

const invoq = new Invoq(process.env.INVOQ_SECRET_KEY!)
const invoice = await invoq.invoices.create({
  amount: '129',
  description: 'SaaS boilerplate',
  reference_id: 'order_1234',
})

BuyerPays

Three ways, easiest first.

// Whoever you send it to can pay
const payUrl = `https://pay.invoq.money/${invoice.id}`

BackendReceive the webhook

However they paid, one webhook.

import { isInvoicePaid, verifyWebhook } from '@invoq/server'

export async function POST(request: Request) {
  // Signature check: forged events stop here
  const event = verifyWebhook(
    await request.text(),
    request.headers,
    process.env.INVOQ_WEBHOOK_SECRET!,
  )
  if (isInvoicePaid(event)) {
    // fulfill the order — reference_id is your order id
  }
  return Response.json({ received: true })
}

SDKs in six languages, plus the REST API for anything else — all in the integration docs.

API keys open at launch.

Pricing.

Pricing comes after the beta — but only for accounts opened after it.

Does invoq ever hold my money?

No — there is no invoq balance and no withdrawal button. Settlement can only land in your wallet; invoq can trigger it, never redirect it.

What do my buyers pay with?

Any wallet that can send USDT or USDC — paying straight from an exchange works too. The checkout lays out the amount, address and QR code. invoq doesn’t sell crypto: buyers bring their own stablecoins.

What if I don’t have a wallet yet?

Install a self-custody wallet first — Bitget Wallet and OKX Wallet support every network invoq uses out of the box. Then paste in your receiving addresses: one EVM address covers every EVM network, TRON and Solana each take their own. You’re ready to invoice, and your keys stay yours.

Do I pay gas to get paid?

No. Buyers pay their own transfer fee, and receiving costs you nothing on-chain.

How do I cash out?

invoq stops at your wallet — on purpose. Cash out however you already do: send it to an exchange, spend it with a crypto card, or sell it peer-to-peer.