What it does: encodes a cryptocurrency address as a payment URI. The sender's wallet opens with the address pre-filled, which removes the risk of a mistyped character.
Crypto addresses are long, case-sensitive and unforgiving. One wrong character sends funds somewhere unrecoverable. A QR code removes that failure mode entirely by carrying the address into the wallet automatically.
You can optionally include an amount, which turns the code into a simple invoice. Support varies by wallet, so if the amount matters to you, test it before printing.
Create your crypto QR code
Pick your coin, paste the address, set an amount if you want one.
Create a crypto QR code
How to create a crypto payment QR code
- Choose the Crypto type Open Make My QR Code and select Crypto.
- Pick the coin Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin or Dash. Make sure it matches the address format.
- Paste the address Copy it from your wallet and read the first and last four characters back against the source.
- Set an amount if needed Leave it blank to let the sender choose. A fixed amount suits invoices and product sales.
- Test with a small payment Send a tiny amount to yourself before printing anything in volume.
Where people use it
- Donation boxes and fundraising pages
- Invoices for freelance and contract work
- Point-of-sale signage in crypto-friendly shops
- Tips at events and conferences
- Merchandise packaging and stickers
- Community and creator support
Best practices
- Double-check the address character by character. Crypto payments are irreversible.
- Always do a small test transaction before a large print run.
- Print larger than for other types: wallets scan slowly and the payload is long.
- State the coin next to the code. Sending the wrong asset to an address is usually unrecoverable.
Frequently asked questions
Which cryptocurrencies are supported?
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dash.
Is it safe to show my address publicly?
Yes. A public address is designed to receive funds. Never share the private key or seed phrase, which is different and must stay secret.
Can I set a fixed amount?
Yes, optionally. Wallet support varies, so test before relying on it for invoicing.
Does it work with exchange wallets?
Usually yes for the major coins, but some exchanges do not honour payment URIs. A plain address QR code is the safer choice if you are unsure.
Does the code expire?
No. It contains the address directly and has no expiry.