01 · Runtime rail evidence
Standards are open. Availability is verified.
1 rail has fresh evidence from an exact currently selected facilitator URL.
x402
USDC
EIP-3009
Non-custodial commerce, built on x402
Sell products, services, and access. Settle directly in USDC.
Create a hosted checkout for products, services, subscriptions, downloads, or paid APIs. Buyers authorize USDC directly to your wallet.
0% LinkSell commission
Direct to your wallet
Visible payment terms
Illustrative imagery; people shown are not LinkSell customers.
The direct alternative
A direct route, with the boundaries visible.
LinkSell hosts the buying experience and records payment state. The selected facilitator and network handle settlement between buyer and merchant wallets.
02 · A precise alternative
Use the rail that fits the buyer and the sale.
Card processors remain useful for card-funded buyers and conventional dispute flows. LinkSell offers a direct USDC route for compatible wallets on supported networks.
- No LinkSell-held merchant balance or payout schedule
- Seller-issued refunds remain separate from card chargebacks
- Wallet, network, facilitator, and local obligations still apply
What the buyer sees
Hosted checkout
Illustrative product UI
Studio membership
Monthly access
Settlement destination
0x71…4e2b
Network
Selected live rail
Buyer wallet
Your wallet
Continue with wallet
Recipient, amount, asset, and network are shown before authorization.
The money path
LinkSell hosts the experience but stays outside the transfer between buyer and merchant wallets.
LinkSell
checkout + dashboard
Buyer wallet
authorizes stated terms
USDC · on-chain · direct
Your wallet
receives after settlement
LinkSell never touches the money.
It hosts the checkout and the dashboard — the USDC moves from the buyer straight to your wallet on-chain.
Availability, confirmation time, and external costs depend on the selected live network, facilitator, and wallet.
What merchants can sell
One checkout system, shaped around the offer.
Use a product page, invoice, subscription, shareable link, or paid route. Each example is illustrative; current plans determine available features.
Products & files
Sell once. Deliver after payment.
Publish a hosted product page or payment link, then unlock the configured download after settlement.
One-time purchase
Digital field guide
19 USDC
Services & access
Invoice work or gate membership.
Package a consultation, project, subscription, or other merchant-defined access into clear terms.
Service invoice
Strategy session
250 USDC
APIs & agents
Price access at request time.
Protect a route with x402 so compatible clients can receive terms, authorize payment, and retry.
Per successful call
Paid API response
0.05 USDC
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Subscriptions
Invoices
Payment links
Signed webhooks
Merchant-issued refunds
Explore every use case →
The setup path
From wallet to live payment flow in three steps.
The console guides the operational setup; the buyer still needs a compatible wallet and supported funds.
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01
Verify where funds land
Connect the supported receiving wallet you control.
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02
Configure what you sell
Create a product, invoice, subscription, link, or paid API route.
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03
Publish the payment path
Share the checkout or integrate it, then track payment and settlement state.
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Use-case preview
See yourself in the flow.
The same settlement model can support a digital product, a client invoice, a membership, or a paid software service.
Start with the offer and the buyer experience. LinkSell supplies the hosted payment surface and evidence trail while the merchant controls the receiving wallet and fulfillment.
- Creators selling downloads
- Consultants invoicing clients
- Software teams billing access
- API builders pricing requests
Illustrative outcome
Direct settlement
Shareable product link
Payment confirmed → access delivered
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Custody boundary
We never touch your money.
LinkSell provides checkout, records, and merchant tools. After network settlement, the authorized USDC is in the merchant wallet—not a LinkSell balance.
LinkSell operates
- Checkout terms and payment records
- Merchant configuration and receipts
- Account, plan, and access tooling
Remains external
- Wallet security and stablecoin risk
- Network and facilitator conditions
- Tax, refunds, and fulfillment
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Developer doorway
Follow each payment event.
Start with hosted checkout, then integrate the surfaces your product needs: REST, signed webhooks, embeds, or x402-protected routes.
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Terms presented
Amount, asset, network, and recipient.
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02
Authorization received
The buyer authorizes the stated terms.
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03
Settlement recorded
The rail returns settlement evidence.
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04
Access fulfilled
Your product handles the outcome.
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Support before settlement
Review live networks, wallet requirements, refunds, and current plan boundaries before publishing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Clear answers for the operational details people check before they trust a new payment path.
You need a compatible wallet, a verified receiving address on a live LinkSell network, and an understanding of wallet and stablecoin risks. Buyers need supported USDC and a compatible payment flow.
USDC is a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar and is described by its issuer as redeemable 1:1 under its terms. Market price, issuer, wallet, and network risks still exist.
The Networks page is the maintained source for live LinkSell rails. A planned or evaluating network is not available until it is marked live.
A merchant can issue a separate refund from the dashboard when the configured rail supports the flow. It is not a card chargeback or reversal of final settlement.
Operator-managed plans define which custom-domain and branding features are available. Check the current Pricing page before choosing a plan.
Start getting paid
Start with a supported wallet.
Create your account, verify a receiving wallet, and configure a payment surface. Review the live networks, plan limits, and external costs before publishing.
Need help first? Contact [email protected].
0%
LinkSell commission per sale
Direct
Authorized to your wallet
0
LinkSell-held balances