USDPAY
Accept USDT on your website. Straight to your wallet.
What it does
USDPAY lets online businesses accept USDT on TRON, TON and BSC without giving custody to a payment processor. Funds go directly from the customer to your wallet; USDPAY verifies each payment on-chain and triggers your webhook automatically.
Accept USDT via TRC20, TON and BEP20 with hosted checkout, payment links and API. Funds go straight to your wallet; USDPAY confirms on-chain.
USDPAY is a non-custodial USDT (Tether) payment gateway for online businesses. Customers pay directly to your wallet through TRC20, TON or BEP20. USDPAY only confirms the transaction on-chain and never holds or moves your funds. Most crypto gateways sit between you and your funds — which means they can freeze, delay, or lose them. USDPAY is built the opposite way. The money never touches us. It goes from your customer's wallet to yours, on-chain, in a single hop. You own it the instant it lands. Because we're non-custodial, there's no balance for us to hold, freeze, or seize. Your wallet is yours — we can only lock you out of the software. Accept USDT on BEP20, TON and TRON.…from usdpay.me
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