Anyone who needs to be paid, but has nothing to sell it through.
A plumber sending an invoice. A music teacher charging for lessons every month. A club selling tickets to a workshop. A freelancer who just wants the money without building a shop first.
Until now you needed a website, a payment provider and an approval. With a payment link you need a wallet address and two minutes.
The link is the shop. The wallet is the till.
An invoice, a price tag, or a plan.
You pick one when you create the link. Everything else is the same: your wallet, an amount, and an optional note for the buyer.
Four steps. About two minutes.
They agree once. We collect every month.
With a subscription link, the buyer approves the plan once from their wallet and pays the first month on the spot. After that P2Flux charges each new period for you and the money goes to your wallet. You don't have to remember, remind, or chase.
If a payment can't go through because the buyer's wallet is empty, P2Flux tries again a few times. If nothing arrives for a week, the subscriber is paused and you decide whether to try again. A paused subscriber is not charged again until you press Collect now.
The link can only pay you.
Your wallet address, the amount and the kind are written inside the link itself and sealed. Nobody can change where the money goes, not even P2Flux. The payment page reads the link and refuses anything that doesn't match.
Your money never sits with us
It goes from the buyer's wallet to yours in one step. There is no P2Flux balance and nothing to withdraw.
Nothing about you is stored
Creating a link keeps no record. No names, no emails. Only a subscription keeps the buyer's signed permission, so it can be collected.
Keep the private link private
Anyone holding it can see who paid and, on a plan, stop or restart collection. It can never move money anywhere else.
Digital dollars, straight to you.
Payments are in USDC. One USDC is designed to be worth one US dollar, so 250 today is still 250 tomorrow. When you want regular money, you sell USDC at an exchange, like changing currency; many wallet apps do this in a tap.
The P2Flux fee is the same as for every P2Flux payment and comes out of each payment as it happens. There is no monthly cost, no setup fee and no minimum volume. Creating links is free.
The things people ask us first.
No jargon. If something is still unclear, write to us.
Do I need a website?
No. The link opens a payment page that P2Flux hosts. You only need a wallet address to receive the money.
Do I need to know anything about crypto?
You need a wallet app and the address it gives you. The buyer needs one too, with some USDC in it. Everything else — checking the payment, moving the money, the network fee — is handled for you.
What does the buyer need?
A wallet app with USDC in it. They do not need an account with P2Flux, and they do not need ETH if you allow it when you create the link: the small network fee is then paid in USDC too.
Can I change the amount after I made the link?
No. The amount is sealed inside the link, which is what makes it safe. Make a new link instead; it takes a minute.
What if someone pays an invoice twice?
They cannot. An invoice link can be paid once. Opening it again shows that it has already been paid.
When does the link stop working?
You choose when you create it: up to 30 days for an invoice, up to a year for a price tag or a plan. Payments already made stay valid, and subscriptions already started keep going.
How do I turn USDC into money in my bank?
Sell it at an exchange, the same way you would change foreign currency. Many wallet apps have this built in. Until then it sits in your wallet as digital dollars.
Can I send people to my own address instead of pay.p2flux.com?
Yes. The same payment page can run on your own domain, so links look like pay.yourname.com. Whoever looks after your website can set it up from the developer docs.