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Get paid in digital dollars with one link
A payment link is a web address your customer opens to pay you in USDC, a digital dollar. Here is how it works, what it costs and who it suits.
- Getting started
- Payments
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Card fees vs. digital-dollar fees: what a small business actually pays
A plain comparison of what you keep from each sale: Stripe's published US card rate of 2.9% + 30 cents against Access0x1's 1% with a 30 cent minimum.
- Fees
- Getting started
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Is my money safe? How payments go straight to you
In plain words: how Access0x1 sends each payment straight to you without holding it, who can change the system, what we tested and what we have not had reviewed.
- Safety
- Payments
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Get paid in euros, pounds, pesos and more
Besides the US dollar, customers can pay with digital versions of the euro, pound, Canadian, Singapore and Australian dollar, rupiah and Mexican peso. Here is how, and the one catch.
- Currencies
- Payments
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Pay with any token you hold
A customer will be able to pay with any token they already hold. Uniswap swaps it to digital dollars on the way in, so the business always receives USDC. It is not switched on at checkout yet.
- Payments
- Currencies
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Live on Base, Unichain, Arc and Ethereum
Access0x1 takes payments on Base, Unichain, Arc and Ethereum. Here is why we run on more than one network, what that means for you, and where to check each one.
- Networks
- Safety