New integration links Coinsnap’s Bitcoin payment infrastructure with leading accounting tools, enabling compliant, automated invoice workflows
Belgrade, Serbia – March 30, 2026 – Coinsnap, the software provider that enables merchants to accept Bitcoin payments online and at the point of sale directly into their own Bitcoin wallet, today announced that PayInBTC.me has integrated Coinsnap’s Bitcoin payment functionality (e.g. Coinsnap Payment Link or WordPress Bitcoin Invoice) into its accounting integration solution.

With this integration, businesses using supported accounting software can now accept Bitcoin payments via Coinsnap while seamlessly incorporating those transactions into their accounting workflows. PayInBTC.me enables accounting systems to track Bitcoin sales in a structured way and include them directly in financial records—without requiring any changes to existing invoicing processes. Ton Kunen, founder of PayInBTC.me, explains: “Our goal is to make Bitcoin payments usable within the tools businesses already rely on. By integrating Coinsnap, we enable companies to accept Bitcoin directly from their accounting software while maintaining structured, compliant records.”
How does it work?
PayInBTC.me lets their users place a generic url on the invoice like: http://payinbtc.me/xyt7d/INV-0001. All data retrieval/payment creation is then done by PayInBTC.me just-in-time to prevent unnecessary data transmission and resource usage. This means:
- As soon as the link is clicked PayInBTC.me retrieves the invoice data from the accounting software.
- Now PayInBTC.me has the amount/currency and creates the invoice e.g. at Coinsnap via a direct API call.
- PayInBTC.me then redirects the customer of their user to the payment page of the Bitcoin payment gateway, e.g. Coinsnap.
- When payment was successful, the user will be redirected to the success_url, which is PayInBTC.me’s invoice url.
- PayInBTC.me finally retrieves the status of the the payment invoice, because they have already created it.
Through the integration, merchants continue to create invoices in their accounting systems as usual. PayInBTC.me enhances these invoices by embedding a Bitcoin payment option based on a payment link provided by Coinsnap. When a customer selects Bitcoin, the payment is processed through Coinsnap and transferred directly to the merchant’s wallet. PayInBTC.me then ensures that the relevant invoice and payment data align with the accounting environment.
The solution supports widely used platforms including Invoice Ninja, MoneyMonk, Moneybird, QuickBooks, Sage Business Cloud Accounting, SimplBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, and Zoho Invoice.
By connecting accounting software, Coinsnap, and PayInBTC.me, the integration creates a clear division of roles: accounting systems remain the source of truth for invoices, Coinsnap handles Bitcoin and Lightning payments, and PayInBTC.me acts as the integration layer between both. This approach allows businesses to introduce Bitcoin payments without changing their established financial processes. Sebastian Paulke, CEO of Coinsnap, said: “Bitcoin payments only become practical for businesses when they integrate cleanly into existing financial workflows. With PayInBTC.me, merchants can now connect Bitcoin payments directly to their accounting systems—without adding complexity or changing their processes.”
The integration will then send a notification that the payment is confirmed.




