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How to Invoice Clients in Bitcoin

If you invoice clients internationally, Bitcoin can simplify settlement. The key is using a clear payment flow your client can trust.

Step 1: Define amount and currency

Choose fiat or BTC input mode. Fiat mode quotes sats; BTC mode locks an exact sat amount.

Step 2: Send one payment page

Share the invoice URL with your client. They get a QR code, payment URI, wallet address, and real-time status updates.

Step 3: Confirm and reconcile

Once the transaction confirms, mark the invoice as settled in your accounting workflow and retain invoice metadata for records.

FAQ

Should I invoice in BTC or fiat?

Fiat is usually better for predictable pricing, while BTC mode is useful when you want a fixed BTC amount.

How fast do confirmations arrive?

Confirmation time depends on network fees and mempool conditions.

Can clients pay from any wallet?

Yes, as long as the wallet supports standard Bitcoin transactions and BIP21 links.

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