Create a link, share it anywhere, and get paid — your payer uses whatever they have, and you receive exactly what you chose.
The idea in one sentence
With most crypto payment tools, your customer must hold exactly what you want to receive — same asset, same network. ENTA Payment Links remove that problem entirely:
You choose what you want to receive and where it should land.
Your payer chooses how to pay — from any of twelve networks, with no ENTA account needed.
ENTA does the translation in between, automatically.
You ask for digital dollars; they pay in Bitcoin; you still receive digital dollars. Neither of you thinks about the plumbing.
Two kinds of link
Specific payment — request a set amount from one person. Fixed amount, can carry the payer's name and email, and flips to fulfilled once paid so it can't be reused. Perfect for an invoice, a one-off bill, or a deposit.
Reusable link — accept payments from anyone, again and again. Stays open and collects repeated payments from different people. Set a fixed amount, or leave it open so each payer enters their own. You get an email for every payment plus a running total. Perfect for a donation page, a tip link, a storefront, or a recurring client.
What you choose when creating a link
1. What it's priced in — twelve options: nine currencies (GBP, EUR, USD, NGN, GHS, KES, ZAR, INR, PKR) or directly in USDT, USDC, or BTC. Price a link in naira, pounds, or rupees and your payer sees a familiar number.
2. What you receive — USDT, USDC, or BTC, regardless of how the payer pays.
3. Where it lands — your ENTA wallet, any external wallet address, or straight to a bank account in EUR or GBP (your own, or a saved third-party beneficiary).
4. How you share it — email, WhatsApp, or Telegram, with one-tap resend. Links can be archived, restored, or deleted any time.
What paying feels like for your customer
No signup. No app download. The link opens as a public page:
They pick the network and asset they want to pay from — twelve networks supported, including Ethereum, Base, Solana, Tron, TON, and Bitcoin
They connect a wallet, or simply copy the payment address and pay from anywhere
They enter their name and email so you know who paid
They send — with a "how to pay" guide available the whole way
They see confirmation on screen and can request a PDF receipt by email
Every link gets its own dedicated payment addresses — stable, specific to that link, never a shared pool.
You always receive the full amount
When your payer's choice doesn't match yours — say they pay in Bitcoin against a link priced in dollars — a conversion happens behind the scenes. Here's the part that matters: conversion costs are built into the amount quoted to the payer, so you receive the full amount you asked for. The payer sees the exact total before they send. No surprises on either side.
One tip: when the payer happens to pay in exactly what you chose to receive, on the same network, there's no conversion at all — the fastest and cheapest case for everyone.
Staying on top of your payments
Money never arrives silently:
Every settlement triggers an in-app notification, a push notification, and an entry in your activity trail
Reusable links also email you per payment, with the running total
Every link keeps its own record — who paid, from which network, the amount in both crypto and your pricing currency, and the transaction reference — with downloadable PDF receipts
A link isn't just a payment button; it's a small ledger of everything paid against it.
Good to know
Individual accounts get Payment Links from day one.
Business accounts unlock Payment Links once business verification is approved.
Naira-priced links are fully supported and settle to your wallet. Direct payout to a naira bank account isn't available just yet — settle to your ENTA wallet and cash out from there.
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