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Free crypto invoice template (USDC, printable)
Need a crypto invoice your accountant will accept and your client can pay instantly? Fill in PayLane, print to PDF, and share the link.
How to do it in 30 seconds
- Open PayLane (free, no signup).
- Enter your name, your client, and line items in USDC.
- Pick Solana or Base and paste your own wallet address.
- Click Create shareable link and send it to your client. They tap Pay with wallet and the exact amount is pre-filled.
- Use Check payment to see the transfer land on the block explorer, then print the invoice to PDF for your records.
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Why USDC instead of a bank wire?
- Arrives in seconds to minutes, any day of the week.
- Network fee is usually well under $0.10 on Solana and Base.
- 1 USDC is designed to track 1 US dollar, so the invoice amount does not swing like other crypto.
- Your client needs only a wallet holding USDC, not a bank account in your country.
FAQ
Does PayLane charge a fee?
No. PayLane never holds funds. The client pays your wallet directly; you only pay the network fee (cents on Solana and Base).
Do I need an account?
No signup. The whole invoice is encoded in the link, so nothing is stored on a server.
Which wallets work?
On Solana, Phantom, Solflare and Backpack open the Solana Pay link. On Base, MetaMask, Rabby and Coinbase Wallet open the EIP-681 link.
What about taxes?
Crypto income is usually taxable. Rules differ by country and change often, so keep each invoice PDF and check with a local accountant.
PayLane is a free tool, not financial or tax advice. Converting USDC to local currency depends on the exchanges and rules available where you live.