Professional invoices
Line items, quantities, due dates, notes, and auto-generated invoice numbers. Share a pay link or email the bill directly to your client.
- ✓Draft or send immediately
- ✓PDF-ready invoice numbers
- ✓Resend-friendly pay URLs
Built for crypto-native businesses
iPayX gives freelancers, agencies, and Web3 teams one place to send invoices, collect USDC from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and more — and settle everything into a single Arc balance.
Circle
Programmable Wallets
Arc
Unified settlement
CCTP
Cross-chain USDC
Secure sign-in
1
Arc balance
All payments land in your Circle wallet
5+
Source chains
Bridge or pay from major testnets
0
Manual reconciliation
Status, pay links, and email in one flow
Why iPayX
Traditional invoicing tools don't speak crypto. Raw wallet transfers don't scale for teams. iPayX sits in the middle: professional invoices for you, guided payment for your clients, and one Arc balance when money arrives.
Product
From first invoice to Arc settlement — designed so vendors and payers each know their next step.
Line items, quantities, due dates, notes, and auto-generated invoice numbers. Share a pay link or email the bill directly to your client.
Payers use MetaMask on the chain where their USDC already lives. Circle CCTP routes funds to Arc — no manual bridging instructions in email threads.
Every payment credits your Circle programmable wallet on Arc Testnet. Bridge in from external chains or pay invoices from your Arc balance when logged in.
Separate views for bills you owe and invoices you issued. Match payees by wallet, email, or Google account so nothing gets lost after sign-in.
Clients receive invoice emails with amount, due date, and a one-click pay link. You get clarity when it's time to follow up.
Google sign-in with Circle W3S. Session tokens are encrypted server-side; payers can settle public invoices without creating an account.
How it works
Use Google to create your Circle programmable wallet on Arc Testnet. Your dashboard shows balance, invoices, and payments immediately.
Add line items, set a due date, and send to your client's email or Arc address. They receive a pay link — no iPayX account required to pay.
They connect MetaMask, pick the network where their USDC lives, and confirm a guided flow. Funds route to your Arc address via CCTP.
The invoice marks paid with transaction reference. Your Arc balance updates; activity and overview charts reflect the payment.
Getting started
The dashboard sidebar groups everything by purpose. Need help? Visit Help from the footer or sidebar anytime.
Step 1
Overview
Balance & quick actions
Step 2
Invoices
To pay vs Sent
Step 3
Deposit
Other chain or Arc receive
Step 4
Transfer
Send USDC out
Supported testnets
Receive tab: share Arc Testnet address only — USDC must be on Arc to credit your wallet.
Sessions use encrypted server-side storage for Circle credentials. Public pay links use opaque tokens — payers never see your full wallet admin keys. Always verify amounts on MetaMask before confirming.
No. Anyone with the pay link can pay from MetaMask. If they already use iPayX, they can pay from their Arc balance while logged in.
More answers on our Help page.
Platform activity
Real counts from this environment — invoices, payments, and accounts as teams use the product. Refreshes automatically while you browse.
45
Accounts
Users who signed in and created a wallet
45
Invoices issued
Sent or payable bills (excludes drafts)
36
Payments completed
Invoices marked paid on Arc Testnet
$540.00
USDC settled
Total from paid invoice line items
Join vendors who bill in USDC without losing payers in bridge tutorials.