Hanko lets you accept Solana payments directly on branded invoices, so clients can settle in USDC, USDT or SOL on the Solana network. Each payment is confirmed on-chain before the invoice is marked paid, so you never rely on a screenshot. And if a client prefers not to use crypto, they can still pay the same invoice by card or bank transfer.
Why accept payments on Solana
Solana settles transactions quickly and with low network fees, which makes it a practical chain for invoicing and recurring client work. With Hanko you can request stablecoins like USDC and USDT to avoid price volatility, or accept SOL when that suits the deal. Everything lands in one dashboard alongside your fiat payments.
- Bill in USDC or USDT to keep the amount stable
- Accept SOL when a client prefers to pay in the native token
- Low network fees compared with many other chains
- Fast confirmations so invoices clear without long waits
Paid means confirmed on-chain
An invoice in Hanko is only marked paid when the Solana network actually confirms the transaction. There are no manual 'I sent it' claims to chase and no reconciling from wallet screenshots. When the payment confirms, the invoice status updates automatically and both you and your client get an email receipt with a link to the transaction on a Solana block explorer.
- On-chain verification tied to the exact invoice amount
- Automatic status update the moment the network confirms
- Email receipt with an explorer link for every payment
Off-ramp Solana funds to your bank
Holding a balance in stablecoins is optional. From the same screen where you view a paid invoice, you can off-ramp received funds to a connected bank account, so your revenue can end up in local currency without leaving Hanko. This keeps your accounting simple whether you prefer to hold crypto or convert it right away.
Clients never need a crypto wallet
Accepting Solana does not force crypto on anyone. Every Hanko invoice offers a fiat option too, so clients can pay by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire if they have never touched a wallet. You choose which methods to enable, and the client picks whichever is easiest for them.
- Card, ACH and SEPA available on the same invoice
- Crypto is an option, not a requirement
- One payment page covers both fiat and Solana
Frequently asked questions
What can clients pay with when I accept Solana payments?
Clients can pay a Solana invoice with USDC, USDT or SOL on the Solana network. If they would rather not use crypto, the same invoice still accepts card, ACH and SEPA bank wire.
When is a Solana invoice marked as paid?
An invoice is marked paid only after the Solana network confirms the transaction on-chain. Hanko does not rely on screenshots or manual confirmations.
Can I convert Solana payments to my bank account?
Yes. You can off-ramp received funds to a connected bank account from the same screen, so crypto revenue can settle into local currency inside Hanko.
Do my clients need a crypto wallet to pay?
No. A wallet is only needed if a client chooses to pay in crypto. Everyone else can pay the same invoice by card or bank transfer.
Which stablecoins does Hanko support on Solana?
On Solana, Hanko supports USDC and USDT as stablecoins, plus SOL where relevant. Stablecoins keep the invoiced amount steady in value.
Do I get a record of each Solana payment?
Yes. Every recipient and the payer receive an email receipt that includes a link to the transaction on a Solana block explorer, and it is reconciled in your dashboard.