Free USDT invoice generator
Fill in your wallet, network and amount. You get a payment link with a QR code that your client opens to pay — and a button that checks the blockchain to show whether the invoice is paid.
How it works
- Enter your USDT address, network (TRC20 or ERC20), amount and what the payment is for.
- Send the invoice link to your client. They see the amount, network, address and QR code.
- Either of you presses “Check payment”: the page reads public USDT transfers and shows paid, partly paid or not found.
Why use a payment link instead of just an address
- The network is shown in large type with a warning, so the payer does not send USDT on the wrong chain.
- Unique cents (250.37 instead of 250) let the checker tell this payment apart from others to the same wallet.
- No account, no database and no fees. The service never touches the money: it goes straight from the payer’s wallet to yours.
- The first and last six characters of the address are highlighted to help spot address-poisoning scams.
Questions
Is this USDT invoice generator free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, subscription or commission. Payments go directly from the payer’s wallet to yours.
Which networks are supported?
USDT on TRON (TRC20) and on Ethereum (ERC20). The payer must use the network shown on the invoice — USDT sent on another network, such as BEP20, will not arrive at this address.
How does “Check payment” know the invoice is paid?
It reads public USDT transfers to your address made after the invoice was created. One transfer of exactly the invoice amount, or two or three that add up to it, counts as paid. A transfer up to 5% short shows as partly paid, which usually means an exchange took its withdrawal fee from the amount.
Why add unique cents to the amount?
If your wallet receives several payments of 250 USDT, nobody can tell which one is for this invoice. An amount like 250.37 is almost certainly unique, so the check is reliable.
Which wallet address should I use for invoices?
Use a separate wallet address for invoices, not an exchange address or a shared wallet. On a busy address, someone else’s transfer of the same amount can show a false “paid”. The unique cents in the amount reduce this risk.
Where is my invoice stored?
Nowhere on our side. All details are in the link itself, after the # sign, and browsers do not send that part to servers. Lose the link and the invoice is gone, so keep a copy.
Can I make a PDF invoice?
Yes. Open the invoice and press “Print or save as PDF”; the page has a print layout.
Is it safe to pay an invoice someone sent me?
The service does not verify who made an invoice. Anyone can create one with any address and name. Confirm the address with the recipient through another channel before you pay.