Create and share an invoice
Request a payment, choose accepted coins, and send your customer a hosted checkout link.
An invoice gives your customer a payment link. They choose a supported coin and network, see the payment instructions, and pay through MolnPay's hosted checkout.
Create your payment request
Open Payments → Invoices and choose New invoice.


Enter the amount and description
Enter the Amount in USD. Use Title and Description to tell the payer what the payment is for. Your reference connects it to an order or record in your own system.
Add customer details if needed
The customer fields let you attach a name, email, and their ID on your platform. Use the details that help you recognize the payment later.
Choose expiry and accepted coins
Choose an expiry from the available presets. The form defaults to 30 minutes. With no coin selections, the invoice accepts every available coin offered by the form; choose particular coins to narrow that list.
Review and create
Check the amount, reference, and expiry, then create the invoice. Copy its payment link from the result and send it to your customer. You can return to Invoices to follow its status.
What your customer does
The checkout page presents the available payment options. Your customer chooses a coin and network, then follows the address and amount shown for that option. The coin and network must match the checkout instructions.
If you add After paying or If they give up URLs, checkout can return the customer to your site. A browser returning to your site does not by itself prove the invoice was paid; check the invoice status.
Why can't I create an invoice?
A live merchant needs an active, funded plan. If the screen says the plan is inactive or the fee balance is exhausted, follow its Plan & billing link. At least one available network must also be able to issue addresses. Check your networks.
Follow the payment
Understand payment statuses explains what paid, underpaid, and expired mean. Developers can use signed webhooks to receive payment updates automatically.