Independent Lightning checkout

Get paid at the speed of light.

InvoicePay turns a payment link into a clear Bitcoin Lightning invoice—fast to create, easy to verify, and open in compatible wallets.

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No wallet credentials Standard BOLT11 invoices Clear payment status

Payment request

InvoicePay Demo

Amount due Ready

$25.00

Bitcoin Lightning

Open protocol · wallet neutral

Create invoice

24h

Invoice

24/7

Network

Direct

To wallet

Purpose-built

A checkout that tells the truth.

Clear language, open standards, and visible merchant details give customers the context they need before paying.

Lightning-fast settlement

Create a BOLT11 invoice in seconds and watch its payment state update automatically.

Wallet-neutral checkout

Customers can open the invoice in any compatible Bitcoin Lightning wallet.

Honest merchant identity

Every checkout names the configured merchant and explains exactly where the payment goes.

Built on an open protocol

No imitation bank screens or hidden payment rails—just a standard Lightning invoice.

Three clear steps

From link to settled invoice.

Open the merchant link

Confirm the merchant identity shown on the InvoicePay checkout.

Choose an amount

Set the amount and optional note, then create a time-limited Lightning invoice.

Pay from your wallet

Scan or open the standard invoice and wait for the checkout to confirm settlement.

Trust by design

Know what you’re paying—and who.

InvoicePay never asks for a wallet password, recovery phrase, card number, or banking login. A payment page creates a Lightning invoice for the merchant wallet configured by the site operator.

Read how InvoicePay works

FAQ

Before you pay.

Is InvoicePay a wallet?

No. InvoicePay creates a Bitcoin Lightning invoice for the merchant's configured wallet. It does not hold customer funds or ask for wallet credentials.

Which apps can pay an invoice?

Any wallet that supports standard BOLT11 Bitcoin Lightning invoices can scan the QR code or open the payment link.

Can a payment be reversed?

Lightning payments are generally final once settled. The checkout asks customers to verify the merchant and amount before paying.