Choose your payment app, type your username or paste your payment link, and get a code people can scan to pay or donate.
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Payment apps use different address styles, from a short username to a long wallet address. The generator builds the right one for each.
Where to find it. Set up your PayPal.Me link in the PayPal app or website (Profile, then PayPal.Me). It looks like paypal.me/yourname.
Watch out. You can add an amount to the end of the link (paypal.me/yourname/12.50) so the payer does not have to type it.
Where to find it. Your username is shown on your Venmo profile with an @. Type it without the @.
Watch out. Venmo is US-only. The code opens your profile and the payer finishes in the app.
Where to find it. Your $cashtag is on your profile. Type it with or without the $.
Watch out. Keep the sign on a counter you can see. A printed payment code is easy to cover with another sticker.
Where to find it. Copy the receiving address from your wallet. Use a fresh address if your wallet supports it.
Watch out. Send a small test first. A wrong character in an address means the money is lost for good.
Where to find it. Copy your wallet address. The code uses the ethereum: scheme that wallets understand.
Watch out. Make sure the sender picks the right network: a token sent on the wrong network may not arrive.
Where to find it. Paste the link to your donation or fundraising page.
Watch out. Link to the page where one tap completes the gift. A page with a long form loses people.
The code only contains the address of your payment page, so it is as safe as the link itself. The real risk is someone covering it with their own code, so keep it where you can see it.
Some apps allow it. With PayPal.Me, add the amount to the end of the link before you paste it. The other apps let the payer type the amount.
No. The code opens the payment page of your own app. BestQR never sees the payment and takes no fee.
Bitcoin and Ethereum addresses are built with their wallet schemes. For other coins, paste the full payment link from your wallet, if it offers one.
No. It is a static code. It works as long as the page or address it points to exists.
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