A problem people bring · solved

Stripe and PayPal don't serve my country

Clients anywhere can pay you in USDC to a wallet or payment page you own, settled in about a minute with no merchant account and no hold. Then cash out through a legal local ramp, or spend from a stablecoin card where available. Ask clients up front if they will pay this way.

  • 3 stops
  • 40 minutes, all in
  • 3 surprises
  • 1 live demo

Chapter 1

Who knew?

the bits nobody tells you
Oh! #1
Stripe's supported country list does not include Pakistan or Bangladesh for merchant sign-up.
Stripe onboards businesses only in its listed countries.
Oh! #2
Your client can pay a fixed USDC invoice in about a minute, with no 3 to 5 day hold.
Stablecoin transfers settle in seconds to minutes.
Oh! #3
An invoice page you deploy from your wallet has no account for anyone to limit.
Deployr apps are contracts you own.
People assume

Platforms like Payoneer or agents take several percent plus FX markups.

Actually

Receiving USDC costs nothing and sending costs cents. Cashing out usually costs about 1 to 2 percent spread; compare quotes.

Chapter 2

The free route, step by step

tap a stop to do it now

3 stops, cheapest first

  1. Stop 1 · PaySend dollars across a border in secondsFree on testnet; small USDC gas on mainnet10 minArc
  2. Stop 2 · BuildOwn a working onchain app with your name on itGas only for ready apps; refundable deposit for built-to-order15 minDeployr Shipyard
  3. Stop 3 · PayTurn stablecoins into local money through a regulated on-ramp or P2P deskSpread of roughly 1 to 2 percent on app ramps; P2P taker fees are often zero but the merchant's quoted rate carries a margin15 minA licensed local ramp or escrowed P2P desk

Three ways through

Pick your route

free, bold, or build the missing piece
  1. Start free tonight

    Get paid in USDC to your own wallet

    No merchant account needed; clients send USDC from anywhere.

    1. Send dollars across a border in seconds
    2. Give or get a work reference that lives onchain
    3. Turn stablecoins into local money through a regulated on-ramp or P2P desk

    Cost Receiving is free, sending costs cents, cash-out about 1 to 2 percent spread.

  2. The bold play

    Send a real invoice, not a bank number

    Request Finance sends crypto invoices clients pay in USDC, with receipts for your books; it has processed hundreds of millions in invoices.

    1. Create an invoice on request.finance and ask for a small test payment first.
    2. Spend stablecoins anywhere with a card
    3. Turn stablecoins into local money through a regulated on-ramp or P2P desk

    Cost Check Request's current fees; card fees vary; cash-out about 1 to 2 percent.

  3. Build it

    Build the USDC invoice link

    Built by the House

    No invoice link yet shows the client the USDC amount and you a live local cash-out quote. The House will build it with you.

    1. Own a working onchain app with your name on it
    2. Add a receipt and a live ramp quote to each invoice.

    Cost Build time.

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What I already have

Past the basics

What’s possible

live today, or yours to build
  • Live today

    A USDC payment page you own and send instead of a bank number.

    How Deploy the Deployr checkout on Base. Share the link. Ask for a small test payment first.

  • Live today

    Bill clients with crypto invoices and receipts.

    How Sign up at Request Finance. Create the invoice in USDC. Share the link.

  • Possible to build

    A USDC invoice link with a PDF receipt and a live local cash-out quote.

    How Generate the invoice. Attach a receipt on payment. Show ramp quotes beside it.

  • Possible to build

    A freelancer circle that shares vetted cash-out desks and rates each week.

    How Start a group. Post rates you got. Flag desks that froze accounts.

Project + project

Combos nobody marketed

A + B = something new
  • USDC invoice pageTria card

    Get paid and spend from the same balance without a local bank.

    Why it works The card spends straight from USDC where available.

  • USDC paymentsEAS reference

    Each paid invoice comes with a signed client reference you can show the next client.

    Why it works Attestations make your history checkable.

  • Request Finance invoiceMiniPay

    Clients pay a proper invoice and you receive in a wallet built for emerging markets.

    Why it works MiniPay runs on Celo with cheap stablecoin transfers in 60+ countries.

Chapter 3

Try it live

Built by the House

Do not take our word for it. USDC Tip Jar (Deployr) runs right here, so you can poke at the real thing before you commit to anything.

Wallet or sign-in will not open in here? Open USDC Tip Jar (Deployr) in a new tab ↗

Chapter 4

Where it matters most

  • freelancers in Pakistan and Bangladesh

    Stripe is not offered for local merchants.

  • developers in sanctioned-adjacent banking systems

    Card rails can be patchy; check sanctions rules first.

  • designers selling templates online

    A USDC checkout works from any country you are legally allowed to sell from.

Chapter 5 · Not built yet?

Build it

A USDC invoice link with a PDF receipt and a live local cash-out quote for the freelancer.

Who could build it Freelancers and small agencies outside Stripe countries.

For founders

Uses you never marketed

All projects →

Connections

People to meet

Propose a bridge →
  • Arc community

    Learn the USDC-native rail.

    Say hello
  • Request Network

    Ask which chains and stablecoins invoices support.

    Say hello
  • MiniPay

    Check availability in your country.

    Say hello
  • Tria

    Check card availability in your country.

    Say hello
  • other freelancers

    Share cash-out routes.

    Go there

Propose a bridgetwo projects, one outcome neither could reach alone

Questions

Can I invoice clients in USDC without a business bank account?

Yes. A wallet address or payment page is enough to receive, but check local rules on income and foreign exchange.

What if my client does not know how to pay in USDC?

Send simple steps: buy USDC on an exchange, choose the agreed network, and send a small test first.

Do I need to pay tax on USDC freelance income?

Usually yes. Keep records of every payment and its value, and ask a local tax adviser.

Is crypto use legal for freelancers in my country?

It differs by country and changes often. Check current rules before relying on it.

The spark

Which client already likes your work enough to try paying a small first invoice in USDC?

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