Stop copy-pasting 42-character addresses. pay3 gives you one link for all crypto payments - works with USDT, ETH, SOL and TRX. Direct wallet-to-wallet, we never touch your funds.
hey guys
dropped out at 16 to build in crypto.
8 years later, we still share wallet addresses like it's 2015.
0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b844Bc9e7595f8bE2e
imagine sending this to a client.
imagine getting it wrong by one character.
built pay3 because i got mass of people complaining about this.
now it's just: pay3.so/@varun
client clicks. picks USDT. pays. done.
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for the technical folks:
- non-custodial (we never touch funds)
- multi-chain (eth, tron, solana, bsc, polygon)
- walletconnect v2
- telegram bot for notifications
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what we're not:
- not a wallet
- not an exchange
- not asking you to "connect wallet" before seeing anything
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this is my side project. built it, learned a lot, sharing it with you all.
roast the UX if needed. genuinely want feedback.
try it: pay3.so
mine: pay3.so/@varun
happy to answer anything below 👇
one EVM address covers multiple chains automatically. user adds one address, we map it to all compatible networks.
no blockchain queries needed at detection time - just regex matching on input.
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Integrating services right into the payment page is honestly a game changer for freelancers, as it basically turns the payment page into a mini landing page. How do you see freelancers using this?
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Nice launch! The use case looks promising. What kind of feedback are you seeing so far from early users around checkout or payment flow?
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finely someone did it! )) You know, you might tell in the video nobody will lose money again because of the mistakes in address ) I know people who did that
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@imvarungoel great idea! the problem is real. I'll go check it out... but are you really sure about roasting the ux?
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@imvarungoel you are making the game easy. congo
Mavy
clean stack. curious how you're handling multi-chain address detection?
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@yednap868 it's pattern-based detection, pretty straightforward actually.
0x + 42 chars -> EVM (works across ethereum, bsc)
T + 34 chars -> Tron
44 char base58 -> Solana
one EVM address covers multiple chains automatically. user adds one address, we map it to all compatible networks.
no blockchain queries needed at detection time - just regex matching on input.
Integrating services right into the payment page is honestly a game changer for freelancers, as it basically turns the payment page into a mini landing page. How do you see freelancers using this?
Nice launch! The use case looks promising. What kind of feedback are you seeing so far from early users around checkout or payment flow?
finely someone did it! ))
You know, you might tell in the video nobody will lose money again because of the mistakes in address ) I know people who did that
@imvarungoel great idea! the problem is real. I'll go check it out...
but are you really sure about roasting the ux?
Great! It would be easier to pay in web3 apps