Accept USDT payments directly on your invoices with Hanko, without chasing screenshots or reconciling transfers by hand. Create a branded invoice, share a payment link, and your client can settle in USDT on the chain that suits them. The invoice is marked paid only when the transaction confirms on-chain, so your records stay accurate.
Get paid in USDT across the chains your clients use
Hanko supports USDT payments on the networks most businesses and clients already hold funds on. You issue one invoice and the payer chooses where to send from, which keeps fees predictable and avoids awkward bridging requests.
- Chains: Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum and Optimism
- Stablecoins alongside USDT: USDC and DAI, plus ETH, SOL and BTC where relevant
- One invoice, multiple network options for the payer
- Every recipient gets an email receipt with a link to the block explorer
Marked paid only when the chain confirms
A Hanko invoice does not flip to paid because someone says they sent funds. It updates when the payment is verified on-chain, so the status you see matches what actually settled. That on-chain verification replaces the back-and-forth of forwarded screenshots and pending transfers.
- On-chain confirmation before an invoice is marked paid
- No manual matching of transaction hashes to invoices
- Explorer link on every receipt for a clear audit trail
Off-ramp USDT to your bank when you need cash
Holding stablecoins is optional. From the same screen where a payment lands, you can off-ramp USDT to a connected bank account, so accepting crypto does not force a change to how you manage cash flow. Keep what you want on-chain and convert the rest.
Clients without a wallet can still pay
Accepting USDT does not lock out clients who do not use crypto. The same invoice can be paid by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire, so you offer stablecoin settlement without turning anyone away. You choose which methods to enable per invoice.
- Fiat options: card, ACH and SEPA bank wire
- Crypto options: USDT and other supported stablecoins
- No crypto wallet required for the client to pay
One dashboard reconciles fiat and crypto
Whether a client pays in USDT or by bank transfer, everything reconciles in a single Hanko dashboard next to your proposals, agreements and portals. You can clone a past invoice or template to bill repeat work without rebuilding it from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
How do I accept USDT payments with Hanko?
Create an invoice in Hanko, enable USDT as a payment method, and share the link. Your client sends USDT on a supported chain, and the invoice updates to paid once the transaction is confirmed on-chain.
Which blockchains can my clients use to pay in USDT?
USDT payments are supported on Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum and Optimism. The payer selects the network they want to send from when they open the invoice.
When is a USDT invoice marked as paid?
Only when the blockchain confirms the transaction. Hanko relies on on-chain verification rather than a claim or a screenshot, so the paid status reflects funds that actually settled.
Can I convert USDT to my bank account?
Yes. You can off-ramp USDT to a connected bank account from the same screen where the payment arrives, so you can hold stablecoins or move to fiat as needed.
Do my clients need a crypto wallet to pay me?
No. Clients can always pay the same invoice by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire. USDT is an option you can offer, not a requirement for the payer.
Will I get a record of each USDT payment?
Yes. Every recipient receives an email receipt that includes a link to the transaction on a block explorer, and each payment reconciles in your Hanko dashboard.