Paylatch
SOL …

Teller window · Solana mainnet

Get paid in dollars with one link.

Type who should be paid and how much. You get a link and a QR code to send. This page stamps it paid the moment the money arrives.

Uses the open Solana Pay format, in USDC or SOL. The money goes straight from their wallet to yours; it never passes through us.

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How it works in 3 steps

  1. 1

    You fill in a slip

    Who gets paid, how much, and a note like an invoice number.

  2. 2

    You send the link

    They open it or scan the QR with any Solana wallet and approve.

  3. 3

    The page stamps it paid

    We read the blockchain and show a receipt with proof.

Nothing is moved or charged unless someone chooses to approve a payment in their own wallet.

Window 1

Make a payment link

What this does: turns "pay me 40 dollars" into a link and QR code any Solana wallet understands.

A wallet address is safe to share, like an account number.
Paid in
The note becomes a public memo. Do not put private details in it.

Your slip, link and QR code appear here.

Behind the counter

How a payment lands

  1. The slip is written. Amount, receiver and a one-time tracking key go into a standard link.
  2. The link becomes a QR code. Drawn in your browser. Any Solana wallet can read it.
  3. The payer approves. Their wallet sends the money straight to you, tagged with the key.
  4. The latch shuts. This page spots the key on the blockchain, checks the amount and stamps the slip.

Window 2

Watch a payment

What this does: reads the blockchain every 15 seconds and tells you, in plain words, whether the slip has been paid.

Idle: nothing is being watched

Fill in a slip or press "Try an example". Checks run every 15 seconds for up to 20 minutes.

Window 3

Read any payment as a receipt

What this does: paste a transaction ID and get who paid whom, how much, the note and the fee.

Window 4

What getting paid costs

What this does: compares the live Solana network fee with typical card and bank-wire pricing for the same amount.

Live: network fee from recent Solana blocks, SOL price from Jupiter. Card and wire lines are typical published rates (model).

Solana network fee live…
Card processor, 2.9% + $0.30 model…
International wire, about $35 model…

Window 5

Payments into my wallet

What this does: lists the last dollar or SOL payments that reached a wallet, with balances, straight from mainnet.

Flowcharts

How it works, and where the money goes

How a slip gets paid
You fill in a slip Page makes a linkand QR, in your browser Payer approvesin their own wallet Money moves on Solanapayer to you, directly Page reads mainnetfinds key, checks amount Stamped paid
Where the data and the money go
Payer's walletsigns the payment Your walletreceives it directly Solana mainnetpublic record of the payment This page (read-only)reads, never holds money Jupiter priceslive Card / wire costsmodel, not live USDC

Roadmap

What works today, and what comes next

  1. Now · working

    Links and QR codes

    • Solana Pay links for USDC, USDT and SOL
    • QR drawn in the browser, saved as image
    • Shareable invoice page
  2. Now · working

    Watching and receipts

    • Payment watcher by tracking key or receiver
    • Receipt reader for any transaction
    • Inbox of recent payments with CSV export
  3. Now · working

    Pay from a wallet

    • Pay a slip in USDC, USDT or SOL after a review sheet
    • Live fee comparison against card and wire
  4. Next · building

    Better invoices

    • Several line items and a total on one slip
    • Printable receipt layout
  5. Later · planned

    Counter mode

    • A full-screen QR for a shop till or tablet
    • Saved list of regular customers in the browser

Tokenomics

The Paylatch coin

Planned structure. The coin is not live yet, so no figures below are market data.

1B fixed supply
  • 0Total supply, fixed. No more can ever be made.
  • 0Sold on the public launch curve. Anyone buys at the same rules.
  • 0Paired as trading liquidity at graduation, then locked or burned.
  • 0Team allocation. No presale. Any team coins are bought on the curve like everyone else.
  • OffMint and freeze authority switched off, so no new coins and no frozen wallets.

Holding the coin is not needed to use any tool here. Nothing on this page promises a return.

Questions

Asked at the counter

What is this, in one sentence?

A free page that makes Solana payment links and QR codes for invoices, and tells you when they have been paid.

Is it safe? Does it touch my money?

Making a link, watching and reading receipts only look at the public blockchain; they cannot move anything. Money only moves if someone presses approve inside their own wallet, and it goes straight from them to the receiver. We never hold funds, never see a password or seed phrase, and cannot reverse a payment.

Which wallets can pay my link?

Any wallet that supports the Solana Pay link format, which includes the common Solana mobile wallets. On a computer, the payer can also use the "Pay this slip" button with a browser wallet.

What is the tracking key?

A random one-time public key added to the payment. It does not belong to anyone and holds nothing. Because it is unique, this page can look for it and find exactly your payment.

Why USDC?

USDC is a digital dollar issued by Circle. It is meant to stay at one US dollar, so neither side worries about the price moving while the invoice is open.

What do the words mean?

Wallet: an app that holds your coins and signs payments. Transaction ID: the unique receipt number of a payment on Solana. Memo: a short public note saved with a payment. Account deposit (rent): a tiny refundable SOL amount that lets a new coin account exist. Mainnet: the real Solana network, with real money.

Where is my invoice stored?

Inside the link itself, and in this browser's local storage for the "slips made here" list. No server keeps your invoices.