How to Accept Several Coins at Once

How to set up payments in multiple cryptocurrencies so clients can choose USDT, BTC, ETH, or another coin without extra steps on your side.

How to Accept Several Coins at Once

You can accept several coins and networks at once without creating a separate invoice for each. You create one payment intent, and the client picks what to pay with: USDT on Tron, BTC, ETH, or anything else on your list. The amount is converted at the live rate at the moment of payment.

How it works

You set your price in USDT or your local currency and specify which coins and networks you accept. The client opens the link, sees the available options, and picks whatever they have on hand. From there it works as normal: address, payment, network confirmation.

What this gives you

Different clients hold different coins. Some have USDT on Tron, some have BTC, some ETH. One link covers all of them. You stop guessing which coin any given client prefers.

You decide what you accept. You enable only the coins and networks you are comfortable with. If you do not want to accept BTC, you simply leave it off the list.

Your price stays stable. You hold the amount in dollars, and the service calculates how much that is in the chosen coin at the current rate.

How it differs from a regular invoice

A regular invoice is fixed to one coin and one network. That works well when you know exactly what the client will pay with. A payment intent with a coin selection works better when clients pay in different ways or when you do not want to limit them.

To create a payment link with coin selection, visit SwapSS Pay at swapss.lol/for-business.

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