How do you request stablecoin payments today?
Requesting a stablecoin payment often means sending several separate messages: the token, network, exact amount, and wallet address. Then someone still has to check the blockchain explorer manually to confirm whether the transfer arrived.
For businesses, the alternative is often a crypto payment processor that requires a merchant account and charges a percentage of every transaction.
We built BroPay to offer a simpler option.
BroPay is a free, non-custodial Chrome extension that turns the payment details into one short public link. The payer sees the amount, network, recipient address, QR code, and on-chain payment status — without creating an account or connecting a wallet.
BroPay does not hold the funds or deduct a percentage. Payments go directly to the recipient’s address. Only the normal blockchain network fee may apply.
The first version supports:
USDT on TRON
USDT and USDC on Ethereum
24-hour payment requests
Paid, Confirming, Underpaid, and Overpaid statuses
Direct payments to the recipient’s address
Before our Product Hunt launch on August 24, I would really value your perspective:
Which stablecoin and network do you use most often?
What usually causes mistakes or delays when requesting crypto payments?
Would a free payment-link tool work for your business, or do you need invoicing, an API, or accounting integrations?
I’m especially interested in real workflows from freelancers, merchants, agencies, and businesses that regularly receive stablecoin payments.
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