Sell digital products for crypto
A product link sells one item at a fixed price: a license key, a gift card code, an invite, or a download link. The buyer pays with any of 23 coins on 12 networks and gets what they bought on the payment page and by e-mail, without you writing code or running a shop.
How a product link works
In Dashboard → Payment links choose Product, give it a title and a price in USD, and write the delivery text: what the buyer should see after paying (a download link, instructions, a thank-you note). Share the link anywhere — a channel, a bio, a forum post, an e-mail. The buyer opens it, enters their e-mail, and lands on the hosted checkout, where they choose a coin and network and pay the amount shown. The coin amount is fixed at the rate locked for that payment.
| Setting | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Fixed, in USD | A product link always has a price; the buyer cannot change it |
| Delivery text | Up to 5,000 characters | Shown and e-mailed only after the payment is complete |
| Codes | Up to 1,000 per batch, 500 characters each | Optional; one unique code per buyer |
| Buyer's e-mail | Required | So the purchase reaches them after they close the tab |
| Success URL | Optional | Where the buyer can continue after paying |
Unique codes without overselling
Paste a list of codes into the link, one per line; blank lines and duplicates in the batch are dropped. Every buyer receives a different code, oldest first. When a checkout opens, it holds one unused code, so two people can never pay for the last one: once the last code is held, the link shows as sold out to the next buyer. The code is revealed only when the invoice is fully paid. If the checkout expires or is cancelled, the code returns to the stock automatically.
A link without codes never sells out and simply delivers its text to every buyer. Add more codes at any time; the dashboard shows how many are left, how many are held by open checkouts, and which buyer received which code.
What to know before you start
A buyer who sends less than the price keeps their code held until they pay the rest from the same checkout; the code is not handed out until then. The delivery e-mail is sent once, when the payment completes — if it does not arrive, the buyer can reopen the payment page, which always shows the code and text. A link that has already sold cannot be deleted, only switched off, so earlier buyers keep their receipts.
Fees and your balance
Each sale costs a flat 0.5% platform fee, with nothing per link, per code or per month. Payments are received in the coin the buyer chose and are not converted. easyway holds your balance until you withdraw it to a wallet address you have whitelisted; each coin's withdrawal fee and minimum are on the pricing page. Selling in a stablecoin such as USDT on TRON or USDC keeps the price you earn in dollars.
When you outgrow links
If you already run a store or an app, create invoices from your own code instead and deliver from your server when the signed invoice.paid webhook arrives. The crypto payment API page gives the overview, and payment links & hosted checkout in the docs explains how links relate to the API. Taking tips or support instead of selling? Use a donation link.
Try it first
Links created in test mode never touch a blockchain: buy from your own test link, then open the invoice in the dashboard and press Simulate payment to see the code and delivery text appear. See test mode & go-live for the switch to live payments.