Simple invoicing for the USDC economy
Send the invoice.
Get paid in seconds.
TXN emails your customer a pay link that works with any Solana wallet. USDC goes directly to yours — 1% per payment, never more than $10.
How It Works
Sign in with email
Sign in with a magic link — no password. Add the Solana wallet where you want to get paid, once.
Create your invoice
Add the customer, amount, and details, then send a secure payment link — with your branding — by email.
Send it
Your customer opens the link and pays in USDC from any compatible Solana wallet. Track when they view and pay.
Get paid in USDC
USDC is sent directly from their wallet to yours and typically confirms within seconds. TXN never holds your funds.
Pay Less
Traditional platforms charge 2.9% + fixed fees that eat into your margins. TXN charges just 1% (max $10), deducted only when you get paid.
TXN
Solana-Powered
- Platform Fee
- 1% (max $10)
- Network Fee
- ~$0.001
QuickBooks
Traditional Platform
- Payment Fee
- 2.9% + $0.25
- Fee Cap
- None
Stripe
Traditional Platform
- Payment Fee
- 2.9% + $0.30
- Fee Cap
- None
Save More, Earn More
Our 1% platform fee is capped at $10, so large invoices cost the same as small ones. On a $9,000 invoice, you save over $250 compared to traditional processors.
Why Choose TXN?
Your money goes directly to you
Payments go straight from your customer’s wallet to yours. TXN never holds your funds and there’s no payout to wait on.
Paid in seconds
USDC payments typically confirm within seconds — no multi-day clearing, no waiting for funds to settle.
Invoice globally
Get paid directly in USDC from anywhere in the world, powered by Solana.
Questions? We've Got Answers
The stuff you're probably wondering before you send your first invoice.
Do I need crypto experience to use TXN?
To send invoices, no. If you can send an email you can sign in, create an invoice and get paid — you only add a wallet address to receive. Paying an invoice does take a Solana wallet holding USDC and a little SOL for network fees, so some familiarity with a wallet helps on your customer's side. The steps are below.
What does my customer need to pay an invoice?
Four steps, once: (1) install a supported Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack; (2) add a small amount of SOL to it for network fees — a few dollars' worth covers hundreds of payments; (3) get USDC on the Solana network, either by buying USDC on an exchange and withdrawing it to the wallet on Solana, or by swapping inside the wallet; (4) open the invoice link and approve the payment in the wallet. After that, paying an invoice is one tap.
What wallet do I need?
Any Solana wallet that supports Solana Pay — Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack all work. You only need one to add your receiving wallet address; your customers use their own wallet to pay you.
Do my clients need an account?
No account needed — just a Solana wallet with USDC and a little SOL for the network fee. They click your invoice link and pay in a couple of taps.
How fast do I get paid?
USDC payments typically confirm within seconds — no 2–3 day waits. And because a confirmed on-chain transfer is final, there are no card chargebacks to claw it back.
What does it cost?
1% per invoice, capped at $10. A $9,000 invoice costs the same as a $1,000 one.
How do I cash out to my bank?
Send your USDC to an exchange like Coinbase or Kraken, sell it, and withdraw to your bank. If your exchange doesn't support USDC on Solana, swap it to SOL in your wallet first, then send it to an exchange that does.
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