Create and send a Solana invoice in a few steps
Hanko turns a normal invoice into a payable link that settles on Solana. You set the amount, pick the token, and send it — the client chooses how they want to pay.
- Add your line items, currency and due date to a branded invoice template.
- Choose Solana as the network and enable the tokens you want to accept.
- Send the invoice by link or email; the client sees a clear pay screen.
- Watch the status flip to paid automatically once the network confirms.
- Reuse the invoice later by cloning it instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Which tokens you can accept on Solana
Solana settles quickly and with low network fees, which makes it a practical chain for getting paid in stablecoins or SOL. On a Hanko Solana invoice your client can pay with dollar-pegged stablecoins or the native token, and the amount you're owed stays clear on both sides.
- USDC and USDT for dollar-stable, predictable settlement.
- SOL when you and your client prefer the native asset.
- Every payment is tied back to the exact invoice it settles.
Paid means confirmed on-chain, not 'I sent it'
A Hanko invoice is marked paid only when the Solana blockchain confirms the transaction. That removes the back-and-forth over payment screenshots and pending transfers. Once it confirms, the recipient gets an email receipt with a link to the transaction on a Solana explorer, so both sides have a permanent record.
Your client doesn't need a crypto wallet
Offering a Solana payment option never forces crypto on anyone. The same invoice can also be paid in fiat, so clients who don't hold digital assets still have a familiar way to settle.
- Pay by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire on the same invoice.
- Pay in USDC, USDT or SOL on Solana for those who prefer crypto.
- You reconcile every payment, fiat or crypto, in one dashboard.
Off-ramp your Solana payments to a bank account
Getting paid in stablecoins doesn't mean your money is stuck on-chain. From the same screen where a Solana payment lands, you can off-ramp the funds to a connected bank account. That lets you accept USDC or SOL for the speed and settle into local currency when you need cash in the bank.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create an invoice that gets paid in Solana?
In Hanko you build a branded invoice, choose Solana as the payment network, enable the tokens you want to accept, and send the link. Your client pays on-chain and the invoice updates to paid on its own.
Which tokens can my client use to pay a Solana invoice?
Clients can pay in USDC or USDT stablecoins for dollar-stable settlement, or in SOL when the native token suits both of you. You choose which options to enable on each invoice.
How do I know a Solana invoice is actually paid?
Hanko marks the invoice paid only after the Solana blockchain confirms the transaction. There are no screenshots to trust — the recipient also gets an email receipt with a link to the payment on a Solana explorer.
Do my clients need a Solana wallet to pay me?
No. Solana is one option, not a requirement. The same invoice can be paid by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire, so clients without any crypto wallet can still settle in fiat.
Can I convert a Solana payment to regular money?
Yes. From the same screen where the payment settles, you can off-ramp your USDC, USDT or SOL to a connected bank account, so you can hold or cash out as you prefer.
Can I reuse a Solana invoice for repeat clients?
Yes. You can clone an existing invoice or template instead of rebuilding it, which keeps your branding and line items consistent across repeat billing.