Your invoice. Your wallet details. One document.

Yes. Save USDT or USDC wallet details in the organization and include the crypto payment section when preparing the invoice. You can also add explanatory text in Notes.

Yes. The crypto section includes a QR code for the organization’s primary wallet address. Check the token, network and address in the preview before issuing.

Yes. Add bank instructions in Payment details and wallet details in the organization’s crypto section, then include both on the invoice.

Yes. You can save multiple wallet entries and choose a primary one for the invoice’s QR code. Each entry identifies its token and network.

Where the network and wallet support it, a USD invoice can include the amount in its USDT or USDC payment QR. Other cases provide the payment address or instructions, and the payer enters the agreed amount.

Yes. Use Notes while preparing that invoice. For example, state the agreed token and network or ask the client to include the invoice number in their payment message.

Check the payment in your wallet or payment service, then mark the invoice as paid in MostlySame. Automatic crypto payment tracking is planned.

BTC and ETH invoice currencies are planned. The current crypto workflow adds USDT or USDC payment details to invoices, with a wallet QR code.