Payment Link
Build an EIP-681 payment request link and QR code.
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Paste a recipient address to build an EIP-681 payment link and QR.
About payment link
EIP-681 encodes a payment request as a URI: recipient, chain, amount, and for tokens the transfer call itself. Most mobile wallets open one straight into a prepared send screen, which removes the copy-paste step where clipboard malware does its work. It does not remove the recipient's obligation to check the address on their own device — a link is a suggestion, not an authorisation.
Common questions
What is an EIP-681 payment link?
A URI that encodes a recipient, chain, amount and optional token so a wallet can prefill a payment. This page builds the link and a QR code from the fields you enter — useful for invoices and in-person requests.
Does opening a payment link move funds by itself?
No. The wallet still asks for confirmation. A link is a prefilled request; signing remains the user step. Treat links from strangers like any other request to send value.
Can I request a token instead of native coin?
Yes when you specify the token contract the standard expects. The recipient wallet must support EIP-681 token transfers; wallets that ignore the URI simply show a normal send screen instead.