Pay-tools

Coinsnap offers a range of payment tools that let you accept Bitcoin (On-chain + Lightning) quickly and easily without programming or complex integration. With a Coinsnap account, you can use our Pay-tools to offer Bitcoin payment for a wide variety of use cases.

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Web-Point of Sale

The Web Point-of-Sale (Web-PoS) payment tool is perfect for any business that wants to accept Bitcoin payments on-site.

Whether you run a shop, a restaurant, or offer services where customers pay in person, Web-PoS lets you accept Bitcoin payments (On-chain + Lightning) directly via any internet-enabled device—smartphone, tablet, or computer. No software installation, no app, and no technical setup required for you or your staff.

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Payment Link

You’ve sent your customer an invoice, and they want to pay it with Bitcoin?

Simply send them your payment link with the payment request. This link already includes all required details, including the invoice amount. When your customer clicks the link, the amount is converted at the time of payment, and they can complete the invoice instantly with a Bitcoin payment (On-chain + Lightning).

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Invoice Form

Let your customers pay your invoices with Bitcoin by adding a fixed payment link to your invoice.

Unlike a standard payment link where the merchant must enter all invoice details beforehand to generate a unique link, the invoice form requires no prior data entry—the recipient of the invoice enters their name, invoice number, and payment amount directly into the invoice form on your website.

The same link can be used for all customers and placed directly in your invoices or on your website. This makes the invoice form ideal for large recipient lists, recurring invoices, and mass mailings.

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Pay Button

Would you like to sell individual products or services on your website, but find a full store system too large for your needs?

Simply describe the product on your site and add a pay button with a predefined amount. When a customer clicks the button, they can enter their personal details—such as their email address—and complete the payment. You will receive a notification as soon as the payment is made, allowing you to deliver digital products to the email address provided or contact the customer for the next steps.

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