IntentPay

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[IntentPay @useintentpay]

$INTENTPAY is live on https://t.co/FIkyKiwtlP.

The official token of Intentpay, the payment link that lets anyone pay in any coin, on any chain.

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[IntentPay @useintentpay]

How to get paid with Intentpay, in under a minute.

1. Create a request. Enter the amount, choose the coin and network you want to receive, and paste your wallet address. In this demo: 25 USDC on Base.

2. Share the link. Intentpay generates a unique payment link and QR code. Send it in a chat, add it to an invoice, or show it in person.

3. Let them pay with what they hold. The payer opens the link and picks any supported coin. Intentpay shows a live quote before they pay, with every cost included.

In the video, the same request is quoted in SOL, then in ZEC. Paying with Zcash takes 0.01627 ZEC, and the recipient still receives exactly 25 USDC on Base, delivered directly to their wallet.

No account. No wallet connection. No bridging.

Try it at https://t.co/zTWrkn7gLH

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

How Intentpay works, step by step.

1. Create a request. The recipient specifies an amount, the asset and network they want to receive, and the wallet address where funds should arrive. No account is needed.

2. Share the link. The request becomes a unique payment link that can be sent in a message, attached to an invoice, or shown as a QR code.

3. The payer chooses how to pay. They select any supported asset they already hold. Intentpay retrieves a live quote showing exactly how much they need to send, with all fees included.

4. The payment is executed. The payer sends funds to a one-time deposit address. The swap is executed across chains, and the requested amount is delivered directly to the recipient.

5. Both sides can track progress. Every payment has a status page showing each stage: transfer received, confirming, converting, and completed, along with on-chain transaction references.

Most payments complete within minutes, depending on the confirmation time of the originating network.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

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Where Intentpay is useful.

Freelance and contract work. Clients can pay invoices in the asset they hold, while freelancers receive stablecoins on the network of their choice. No more back-and-forth about supported chains.

Shared expenses. Rent, trips, dinners, and group gifts often involve people holding different assets across different networks. One request link allows each participant to pay in whatever they hold, while the organizer receives a single, consistent asset.

Cross-border payments between individuals. Sending value to someone in another country no longer requires both parties to use the same exchange, the same token, or the same network.

Merchants and creators. Small businesses and independent creators can accept payment in hundreds of assets while settling into the one they actually want to keep.

In every case, neither party needs an account, and no funds are held by an intermediary.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

@zaiisadam1 not yet. it's planned, and we'll announce it here when it's done.

in the meantime, the product is already live. We'd rather you judge us by what we've shipped.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

A note on fees at Intentpay.

We believe the cost of a payment should be visible before anyone commits to it, not discovered afterwards.

Every quote shown on Intentpay already includes all applicable costs: the routing and execution fee of the underlying swap network, any service fee, and network transaction fees. The payer sees the exact amount they need to send before confirming.

The recipient always receives the amount specified in the request. Because market prices can move between quoting and execution, a small tolerance is included in the amount the payer sends. Any unused portion of that tolerance is refunded to the payer's refund address after the swap is completed.

No fees are added after a payment has started.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

Intentpay also supports Zcash (ZEC).

You can pay any Intentpay request with native ZEC, or request payment in ZEC and let the payer use whatever they hold. For example, 0.013 ZEC can settle a request for 20 USDC on Base, delivered directly to the recipient's wallet.

ZEC is also supported on Solana, NEAR, Starknet, and Aptos.

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[IntentPay @useintentpay]

A real Intentpay payment, from start to finish.

A payer held SOL on Solana. The recipient requested USDC on Base.

The payer sent 0.1 SOL to the one-time deposit address shown on the payment page. Intentpay detected the incoming transfer, the swap was executed across chains, and 11.977233 USDC was delivered directly to the recipient's wallet on Base.

No bridge was used by either party. No account was created. No wallet was connected to the website. The entire process took approximately two minutes after the deposit was confirmed.

Both the incoming Solana transaction and the outgoing Base transaction are publicly verifiable on-chain and are linked directly from the payment status page.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

Security at Intentpay starts with a simple principle: we should never be in a position to lose your money, because we never hold it.

Non-custodial architecture. Intentpay does not hold private keys, balances, or pooled funds. Payments move from the payer to a one-time deposit address, and the converted output is delivered directly to the recipient.

Destination locking. The recipient's payout address is stored with the request on our servers. Nothing on the payment page, including browser extensions or modified front-end code, can change where the funds are sent.

Mandatory refund address. Before paying, the payer provides a refund address on their own network. If a swap cannot be completed for any reason, the funds are returned automatically to that address.

Idempotent payments. Each payment attempt carries a unique key. Submitting the same payment twice, whether by accident or through a network retry, will never create a second swap.

Privacy by default. Intentpay does not use analytics scripts, advertising pixels, or third-party trackers. Recent activity is stored only in the user's own browser.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

A real Intentpay payment, from start to finish.

A payer held SOL on Solana. The recipient requested USDC on Base.

The payer sent 0.1 SOL to the one-time deposit address shown on the payment page. Intentpay detected the incoming transfer, the swap was executed across chains, and 11.977233 USDC was delivered directly to the recipient's wallet on Base.

No bridge was used by either party. No account was created. No wallet was connected to the website. The entire process took approximately two minutes after the deposit was confirmed.

Both the incoming Solana transaction and the outgoing Base transaction are publicly verifiable on-chain and are linked directly from the payment status page.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

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[IntentPay @useintentpay]

Important: beware of fake Intentpay tokens.

Intentpay has not launched a token yet. Any contract address circulating right now claiming to be Intentpay is not ours.

When we launch, the official contract address will be shared only here, on @useintentpay. Please do not trust contract addresses posted by other accounts, in replies, in DMs, or in group chats.

To stay safe:
- Only use a contract address posted directly by @useintentpay
- We will never DM you first
- We will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys
- We will never ask you to send funds to "verify" a wallet

If you see an account impersonating Intentpay, please report it.

[IntentPay @useintentpay]

Introducing Intentpay.

Intentpay lets anyone request crypto with a single link and get paid in exactly the asset they want, on the network they choose, regardless of what the payer holds.

The recipient decides what they receive. The payer decides what they send. A payer holding SOL on Solana can settle a request for USDC on Base without bridging, swapping, or installing anything. The conversion happens in transit, and the funds are delivered directly to the recipient's wallet.

Intentpay is non-custodial by design. We never hold private keys or user balances. Each payment is routed through NEAR Intents, where solvers compete to execute the swap, and the output is sent straight to the address on the request.

There is no sign-up, no application to install, and no wallet connection required. A link is the entire product.

Today, Intentpay supports more than 190 assets across over 30 networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Tron, and Polygon.

Try it at https://t.co/zTWrkn7gLH