Tips, drops, memberships and communities. Your audience pays with the coin they hold and you receive USDC straight to your own wallet.
A crypto audience keeps its money in coins, and most of it is not in stablecoins.
Asking a follower to swap to USDC before they can tip you or buy your drop adds a step, and plenty of people stop there. Asking for one specific coin leaves out everyone who holds something else.
Bagpay lets each person pay with what they already have. You post one link with a dollar price. A follower opens it, picks a coin from their wallet and signs once. You receive the exact amount in USDC, with no store to set up.
Common ways creators use one link or one button with a fixed dollar price.
Tips
A link in your bio
A reusable link at a set amount that anyone can pay, as many times as they like, in any coin.
Drops
One price, one link
A file, a preset pack, a print or a piece of merch. Set the price, post the link and check your orders page.
Memberships
Paid access
Charge an entry price for a private group or channel. When a payment shows on your orders page, let that member in.
What makes a link in a bio work as a way to get paid.
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You need a price, a name and a wallet. That gives you a link you can post today. There is no storefront to design and no account to set up before your first payment arrives.
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Your followers do not all hold the same coin. Each of them pays with their own bag, whether that is BONK, WIF, SOL or something smaller. You receive USDC from every one of them.
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Bagpay never holds your money. Each payment goes from your follower's wallet to yours and is there when the transaction confirms. There is no payout day and no minimum to reach.
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Create a link with the tip amount in dollars, a name such as the title of your stream or channel, and the Solana wallet where you want the USDC. Choose reusable, so that the link can be paid by any number of people and never expires. Then put it wherever your audience finds you: your bio, a pinned post, a stream description. Each tip is one transaction from the supporter's wallet to yours. If you want to offer a few different amounts, make a link for each and list them side by side.
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Create a reusable link or button with the price of the drop in dollars and a name your buyers will recognise. Post it where you announce the drop. Each buyer pays with a coin they hold and you receive USDC. Every payment is checked on-chain and then listed on your private orders page, with a link to the transaction on Solscan. Bagpay handles the payment and you handle delivery, so use the orders page as your record of who has paid and send each buyer what they bought. Because the price is in dollars, it stays the same for every buyer for as long as the link is live.
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Set an entry price in dollars and create a link for it, named after the group. Share that link with anyone who wants to join. When someone pays, the payment is verified on Solana and appears on your orders page, with the transaction available on Solscan. Once you see it there, add that person to your group or channel. The payment and the receipt are Bagpay's part, and letting the member in is yours. A reusable link suits an open door that anyone can pay at. If you invite people one by one, send each a one-time link instead. It closes after a single payment, so one link admits one person, and an unpaid one expires after 7 days.
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No. Each follower pays with whatever they already hold on Solana. Any coin that Jupiter can route to USDC works, including coins launched on pump.fun, along with SOL and USDC. At checkout they connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and see their own coins listed with dollar values. They pick one and sign a single transaction. One fan might pay in BONK, the next in POPCAT and a third in SOL, and you receive the same USDC amount from each. You do not choose which coins to accept and you do not need to hold any of them yourself. If a coin is too thinly traded to cover your price, the checkout shows it as unavailable and the follower picks another. Nobody has to buy a specific token before supporting you.
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Wherever your audience already is. A payment link is an ordinary URL, so it works in a profile bio, a pinned post, a video description, a Telegram or Discord announcement, an email or a direct message. It opens in a browser, where the supporter connects a Solana wallet and pays. If you have your own website, you can also paste the button there as a script tag. It is the same checkout as the link, opened from your own page. Many creators keep one reusable link in their bio for tips and post separate links when they release something new. Links cost nothing to create, so make as many as you have things to sell.
Create a link with a dollar price, a name and your wallet. Post it where your audience already is, and each of them can pay you with the coin they hold.
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