Solutions · Freelancers
Get paid in USDC, anywhere in the world.
Invoice clients and receive USDC on Arbitrum in seconds — skip the 3–5 day wire, the 5–7% remittance cut, and the platform holds. Keep it dollar-stable or settle to a local account.
Merchant settlement is in development.
The API, fee quotes, EIP-3009 authorizations, hosted checkout and SDKs described here run in production and are stable to integrate against today. Furlpay settling those payments to you is not yet enabled — the production signer and RPC endpoint are unconfigured, so /api/rails reports these rails as not configured and we are not taking live merchant volume. Talk to us to plan an integration ahead of launch.
Freelancers can invoice clients and get paid in USDC on Arbitrum in seconds, avoiding 3–5 day international wires and 5–7% remittance fees. Furlpay settles to a local USD/EUR account or lets you hold a dollar-stable balance — for a flat 0.5%.
Cross-border pay that respects your margin
Paid in seconds
USDC settles on Arbitrum in about a second — no multi-day wire or ACH wait.
Keep more
0.5% instead of the 5–7% common on international remittance and some payout platforms.
No holds
Funds are yours on settlement — no rolling reserve or account freeze at an intermediary's discretion.
Dollar-stable
Hold USDC to avoid local-currency volatility, or settle to a local bank account when you want fiat.
Simple invoices
Share a payment link; the client pays in USDC and you get a signed receipt for your records.
Global clients
Accept from clients in any country without them needing a specific card network or bank.
Frequently asked questions
How do freelancers get paid in USDC?
The design is: share a Furlpay payment link, your client pays in USDC on Arbitrum, and the payment lands in about a second for a flat 0.5%. Payment links and the fee quote work today; Furlpay-operated settlement and payout to a local bank account are in development, so this is not yet a way to get paid.
Is this cheaper than PayPal or a wire?
Usually. International wires and remittance often cost 5–7% plus FX spread and take days; some payout platforms add currency-conversion fees and holds. USDC settles in seconds for a flat 0.5% with no FX markup.
Can I convert USDC to my local currency?
That is the plan — settle to a local USD or EUR account through Furlpay's banking rails, or hold USDC and convert when the rate suits you. Local accounts are in development and cannot be opened yet.
Invoice in USDC
Get paid in seconds, keep more of it.
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