Getting paid in stablecoins across five chains

Most "crypto invoicing" tools lock you to one chain and one token. That's backwards — the payer is the one with a wallet and a preference, and forcing them onto your chain means higher fees or a bridge they don't trust.

A Hanko invoice isn't a "USDC invoice." It's a set of payment options. Build your line items once, then offer USDC on Base, USDC on Arbitrum, USDC on Optimism, and SOL on Solana — all on the same hosted page. The customer connects a wallet and pays on whichever rail is cheapest for them.

Because payment is verified on-chain, you don't have to take anyone's word. A background job watches each pending payment and only marks the invoice paid once receipt is confirmed — atomically, so a refresh or a double-click can't double-count it.

Every paid invoice carries your brand (15 designs, your color and logo) on both the hosted page and the server-rendered PDF, which includes a QR code back to the pay page. The result looks like you, settles like crypto, and reconciles like accounting.

Set up takes minutes: connect a wallet, set a receiving address, send. Get paid your way — across five chains.