Accept Arbitrum payments on any invoice you send with Hanko, without asking clients to leave your branded checkout. Clients can settle in stablecoins like USDC, USDT and DAI or in ETH on Arbitrum, and every payment is confirmed on-chain before the invoice is marked paid. If a client would rather not touch crypto, the same invoice still takes card, ACH and SEPA bank wire.
How Arbitrum invoicing works in Hanko
Create an invoice, select Arbitrum as an accepted network, and send it with your logo and branding. Your client opens the invoice, chooses to pay on Arbitrum, and completes the transfer from their own wallet. Because Arbitrum is a low-cost Ethereum layer-2, network fees on a payment are typically small compared with settling on Ethereum mainnet.
- Supported tokens on Arbitrum: USDC, USDT, DAI, and ETH
- Branded, hosted invoice — no separate crypto checkout to build
- Clients without a wallet can still pay by card, ACH or SEPA wire
Paid means confirmed on-chain
An invoice is only marked paid once the Arbitrum network confirms the transaction. There are no screenshots to trust and no manual matching of transfers to invoices. When the payment settles, both you and your client receive an email receipt that includes a link to the transaction on an Arbitrum block explorer.
- No "I already sent it" disputes — verification is on-chain
- Automatic matching of the incoming transfer to the right invoice
- Explorer link on every receipt for a permanent audit trail
Turn Arbitrum stablecoins into cash
Getting paid in crypto does not mean holding crypto. From the same screen where a payment lands, you can off-ramp stablecoins received on Arbitrum to a connected bank account. That keeps your books in your home currency while still letting clients pay the way they prefer.
One dashboard for crypto and fiat
Hanko is a full workspace for client business, so Arbitrum payments sit alongside your proposals, e-signed agreements, invoices and client portals. Whether a client pays with a card or with USDC on Arbitrum, every transaction reconciles in the same place, so you never keep two sets of records.
Frequently asked questions
Which tokens can I accept on Arbitrum?
You can accept stablecoins including USDC, USDT and DAI, as well as ETH, on the Arbitrum network. You choose which assets to enable per invoice.
Do my clients need a crypto wallet to pay?
No. Arbitrum is one option on the invoice. Any client can instead pay by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire, so crypto is never required.
When is an Arbitrum invoice marked as paid?
Only after the Arbitrum network confirms the transaction on-chain. Hanko matches the confirmed transfer to your invoice automatically, so you are not relying on a payment screenshot.
Can I convert Arbitrum stablecoins to my bank account?
Yes. You can off-ramp stablecoins received on Arbitrum to a connected bank account from the same screen, without moving funds through a separate exchange step.
Why accept payments on Arbitrum instead of Ethereum mainnet?
Arbitrum is an Ethereum layer-2, so transaction fees are generally much lower than mainnet while payments still settle in the same tokens like USDC and ETH. Hanko supports both if you want the choice.
How do clients get a record of an Arbitrum payment?
Every recipient receives an email receipt that includes a link to the transaction on an Arbitrum block explorer, giving both sides a verifiable record.