Send a link. Get paid in USDG.
Paylet turns a USDG amount into a link you can drop in a chat or an invoice. Whoever opens it pays from their wallet on Robinhood Chain or from six other chains, and the money lands in your wallet in the same transaction.
Three steps, no account.
A link is a tiny record on Robinhood Chain: who gets paid, how much, and a note. Paying it moves USDG from the payer's wallet to yours. The contract never holds the money.
1. Create
Pick an amount, or leave it open for tips. Add a note like Invoice #12 and an optional expiry.
2. Share
Copy the link and send it anywhere: chat, email, a QR on a screen, a bio.
3. Get paid
The payer signs once. USDG lands in your wallet, the link shows as paid, and you see who paid and their note.
Your client has USDC on Base? Fine.
The pay page brings USDC or ETH from another chain through Relay, delivers USDG on Robinhood Chain with a little gas, and pays the link. The payer stays in their own wallet the whole way.

Fixed or open, once or forever.
Invoices
A fixed amount, paid once. After that the link shows as paid and can't be paid twice.
Tip jars
Leave the amount open and the link takes any number of payments, each with a note.
Deadlines
Give a link an expiry date, or close it yourself any time.
Why not just send an address?
| Paylet link | Wallet address | |
|---|---|---|
| Exact amount, no typos | yes | payer types it |
| Pay from another chain | yes, through Relay | payer bridges alone |
| Know who paid what | payer, amount and note on chain | match transfers by hand |
| Paid once, then locked | yes | no |
Questions.
Does Paylet hold the money?
No. A payment moves USDG from the payer to you in one transaction. The contract has no balance to hold or withdraw.
What does it cost?
0.25% of each payment goes to the Paylet treasury; the fee can never go above 1%. Creating a link costs only gas, a fraction of a cent.
What does the payer need?
A wallet with USDG on Robinhood Chain, or USDC or the native coin on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, BNB Chain or Polygon.
Can I cancel a link?
Yes, close it from your links page. It stops accepting payments right away.