Crypto and Cash App payments for merchants. Customers pay how they like. You receive stablecoins.
Customers who pay in crypto hold it everywhere: BTC on Bitcoin and Lightning, USDT on Tron, SOL on Solana, stablecoins on a dozen chains. Others just have Cash App. A merchant wants dollars, on one chain, without the price risk.
With Flashnet, a customer pays with whatever crypto they hold, or from Cash App through a Lightning invoice, and you receive a stablecoin on the chain you choose. Price in dollars; the amount converts when the customer pays.
- Annual volume
- $5.5B+
- Settlement
- <10s
- Uptime
- 99.99%
- Minimum
- $1.00
- Maximum
- >$50M
How it works
- 01Create a link or an addressA reusable pay link for Cash App checkout, a permanent deposit address for crypto, or both, each delivering to your wallet.
- 02The customer pays how they likeOn a phone, the link opens Cash App with the invoice; on a desktop, it shows a QR code. Crypto goes to the address.
- 03Flashnet converts itThe payment converts as it arrives and lands as the stablecoin you chose, on your chain.
- 04Match it to the orderEvery webhook carries your pay link's label or your own tag, so each payment maps to a sale.
Why Flashnet
Cash App checkout
A pay link never expires: each visit starts a fresh Lightning payment that Cash App opens on a phone or scans from a desktop.
DocsAny crypto, any chain
Bitcoin, Lightning, Ethereum and its L2s, Solana, Tron, XRP, Zcash and more, each to one permanent address per chain.
DocsStablecoins out
Pay links deliver USDC, USDT, USDB or PathUSD. Crypto payments convert to whichever supported asset and chain you set.
DocsPriced in dollars
Set a pay link in dollars, from $1 to $50,000, converted at the spot rate when the customer pays, or as an exact stablecoin amount.
DocsNo price exposure
You never hold the customer's crypto: it converts on the way in, within the slippage you set.
DocsScreened payments
Every order's addresses are checked with Elliptic and other providers. High-risk orders are held for review and sanctioned ones rejected.
Docs
In code
A reusable Cash App checkout for exactly 25 USDC on Base. Share the returned shortUrl; every visit starts a fresh Lightning payment.
curl -X POST "https://orchestration.flashnet.xyz/v1/pay-links" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer SERVER_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "X-Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
-d '{
"destinationChain": "base",
"destinationAsset": "USDC",
"recipientAddress": "YOUR_BASE_ADDRESS",
"amountOut": "25000000",
"label": "coffee-cart-01"
}'
# 201 { "payLink": { "id": "...", "shortId": "...", "shortUrl": "..." } }Questions
How do customers pay with Cash App?
They open your pay link. On a phone it hands off to Cash App with a Lightning invoice; on a desktop it shows a QR code to scan. The payment arrives as the stablecoin you chose, on your chain.
Which crypto can customers pay with?
Bitcoin and Lightning, Ethereum and its L2s, Solana, Tron, XRP, Zcash and more, sent to your permanent address on that chain. The live list of routes is public at /v2/orchestration/routes. On Tron, permanent addresses take USDT.
What do I receive?
Pay links deliver USDC, USDT, USDB or PathUSD on Spark, Solana or another supported chain. Crypto sent to a deposit address converts to whichever supported asset and chain you set when you create the address.
How much can a customer pay?
A pay link takes $1 to $50,000 a payment, and Cash App applies its own per-payment limits. Crypto payments follow each route's limits, published at /v1/orchestration/limits.
Where is Cash App checkout available?
Pay links aren't available to residents of New York City. Crypto payments to deposit addresses follow Flashnet's screening and each route's availability.