/Dashboard/DashboardTap products to build a sale, then present one QR code to your customer.
Every purchase you've made across every Q+Pay merchant, from this same wallet. Selling something yourself? Get started with an {invoiceWordLink} or a {tipjarWordLink}.
Build a catalog once, then charge from it at the register instead of typing a price every time - useful if Q+Pay is your only point of sale.
Upload a CSV with columns name, price (or priceQu), cost (or costQu, optional), stock (optional), taxable (yes/no, optional), shippable (yes/no, optional), sku, description - a header row is required, column order doesn't matter.
Pick a date range (or leave both blank for all time), then export or print - built for handing to yourself or an accountant, not for tracking growth like the Analytics tab.
A payment link for one specific sale, at a price you set. Share it once; once it's paid, it's done - for a link that keeps working for repeat sales, use a tip jar instead.
A reusable link that never runs out - good for tips, donations, or "pay what you want." Selling something at a fixed price instead? Use an invoice - simpler, and it tracks per-order.
Put your tip jar link in a social profile bio and claim your tokens. One claim per wallet, and per profile.
Share your link. When a merchant signs up through it, you earn 5% of the fee Q+Pay collects from their sales - for as long as they use Q+Pay.
What would you like to do? Pick one and we'll walk you through it, one step at a time.
Accept Qubic payments on your Shopify store - no code, no server to run. Customers check out on Shopify as normal, pay you in QU, and orders are marked paid automatically. Payments go straight to your wallet.
Thanks for your order! To pay, click the "Pay with Qubic" button on this page. It opens a secure payment page where you send the exact QU amount from your Qubic wallet. Your order is confirmed automatically as soon as the payment lands - no need to contact us. The payment link is valid for 30 minutes; if it expires, simply place the order again.
Pay in Qubic (QU). Right after you place your order you'll get a "Pay with Qubic" button - paying takes about a minute.
During testing no fee is deducted. When the settlement contract goes live, a 0.75% fee (minimum 100 QU) is taken per payment and you receive the rest in the same transaction. Nothing in your setup changes.
Everything below is for connecting Q+Pay to your own code or an automated system. If you just want a button, link, or store integration, use the options above - you don't need any of this.
Needed only if your own server creates payment links for you - a store plugin, or your own code. Requests carrying your key create invoices that pay your wallet. Without a key, nothing here changes for you.
Totals across every merchant on this deployment - visible only to you as the operator.
Open each profile and check the bio contains that merchant's own tip jar link. Approving owes them tokens; the export is the batch you send.
Customize the page a customer sees when they pay you - your store name and logo, instead of the default look. It always follows the customer's own light/dark preference, like the rest of Q+Pay.
Choose who covers the processing fee (0.75% of the sale, or 100 QU, whichever is greater).
When on, new invoices, quick payments, and storefront sales are created for 0.75% more than the price you set - so the extra covers the fee instead of coming out of what you net. Existing invoices are never changed.
Applied to products marked "Taxable" at the register - added on top of the price, the same way a card processor's checkout would. Non-taxable products and every other kind of charge (invoices, tip jars, quick payments) are never taxed.
Leave blank to charge no tax. A single flat rate applies to every taxable product - Q+Pay doesn't calculate multi-jurisdiction or destination-based tax.
Get an HMAC-signed POST to your own server whenever an invoice, tip jar, or storefront sale is paid or refunded - wire it into your fulfillment instead of watching the dashboard.
Applies to new invoices, quick payments, and storefront sales created from here on - existing ones keep whatever they already had. Leave blank to turn notifications off.
Get an email whenever you're paid or a refund is recorded. Sent from Q+Pay's own address - you don't need to connect an email account of your own.
Only for alerts about your own sales - separate from the receipt a customer can request at checkout. Leave blank to turn these off.
Look up how something works before sending a message - most answers are here.
Every invoice, tip jar, and storefront sale pays out straight to the Qubic wallet address you logged in with - there's no separate payout step or bank transfer to set up. Once a customer's payment confirms on-chain, the QU is already in your wallet.
QU is Qubic's own currency, the way dollars are the US's. You can price a product or invoice in USD (or another currency) for convenience, but every payment actually settles on the Qubic network in QU - Q+Pay converts automatically using the rate at the moment you set the price.
Most payments confirm within seconds of the customer's wallet broadcasting the transaction - the checkout page watches the network and updates itself the moment it sees the payment land, no refresh needed.
An invoice is a link for one specific sale at a price you set - share it once, and it's done as soon as it's paid. A tip jar is a reusable link that never expires or runs out, good for tips, donations, or repeat sales at the same link.
Yes - leave the amount blank on an invoice or tip jar and the customer enters it themselves at checkout, with an optional minimum you can set. Useful for tips, pay-what-you-want, or deposits.
Yes, from the Invoices tab - open a paid invoice and choose Refund. It's a real on-chain payment back to the customer's wallet, signed with your own wallet, so it needs your approval each time rather than happening automatically.
The payment link stops accepting payment and the invoice is marked expired - nothing was charged, so there's nothing to refund. Create a new invoice if the customer still wants to pay.
The register is for in-person sales: tap products to build a cart, then show one QR code for the customer to scan and pay on the spot - built for a counter or a market stall. Invoices are for sales you're not standing next to, like a link you text or email.
Yes - Self-checkout locks the register into a kiosk view a customer can use on their own, and asks for a PIN only you know before it'll let anyone back out to the full dashboard.
No - Quick payment lets you charge any one-off amount without a product catalog. Products are worth setting up once you're selling the same handful of things repeatedly, so you can tap instead of typing a price each time.
Yes, from the Products tab - upload a CSV with columns for name, price, and a few optional fields like SKU and stock. There's no limit on how many times you re-upload.
You can set your store name and logo from Settings > Checkout - it always follows the customer's own light/dark preference, same as the rest of Q+Pay.
By default, you do - it comes out of the payment automatically. You can switch it so the customer covers it instead from Settings > Checkout; the fee is added to what they're asked to pay.
A voucher-style balance a customer pays into once and spends down over multiple purchases, instead of paying separately every time - useful for gift cards, running tabs, or store credit.
Yes - turn on email alerts or a webhook from Settings > Notifications, so your own systems (or just your inbox) hear about a payment the moment it lands, instead of you checking the dashboard.
Yes, from the Reports tab - pick a date range and export CSV or JSON, built for handing to yourself or an accountant.
You can explore every screen and even generate real invoices to see the checkout flow, but those invoices can never actually be paid, and catalog/settings changes don't save - it's a shared, sample-data sandbox, not your own account.
Yes - every seller's invoices, products, tip jars, and reports are scoped to their own wallet address. There's no shared visibility between accounts.
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