Accept your first payment
- Sign up at pay.u.cash and create a store.
- Connect a wallet, such as an EVM address or a Bitcoin xpub.
- Add your card-processor keys if you want to take cards.
- Share your checkout link or embed the widget.
Start here to get the most out of U.CASH. Each guide links to the live app and its developer documentation.
The same four steps power every app. Set up once, then the whole network is one click away.
Sign up once at the U.CASH Portal. One login spans pay, swap, buy, names, agents, send, and verify.
Add addresses you already control: Bitcoin xpubs, EVM, Solana, Tron, and more. Optionally add card-processor keys for cards.
Accept a checkout, swap a token, buy UCASH, claim a .u name, or put an agent on HTTP-402. Start anywhere.
Money lands in wallets you control, never on U.CASH. Signed webhooks confirm each step in your own systems.
Three things you can do in the next few minutes, right from the live apps.
Set up a checkout, connect wallets, add a card processor, and get paid. Open Pay →
Trade 30+ chains non-custodially and understand the 0.30% fee. Networks →
Buy the network access and loyalty token in one step, non-custodial. About UCASH →
Get a .u or @u name and point it at your wallets. Names →
Put an AI agent on HTTP-402 and sell per request. Agent docs →
Install a plugin or use the universal embed. Plugins →
REST API, signed webhooks, and checkout flows. pay.u.cash/docs →
JavaScript and Python SDKs on npm and PyPI. agents.u.cash/docs →
U.CASH never holds your funds or your keys. Payments settle straight to wallet addresses you control, so there is no central pool to lose. See Technology.
Retail merchants who use U.CASH Pay to move cash and crypto for customers in person, a real-world on and off ramp alongside the digital rails. See Network.
The standard that turns any URL into a priced resource. An agent gets a 402 Payment Required, pays, retries, and gets through automatically. See Agents.
The network access and loyalty token of the ecosystem: an ERC-20 on Ethereum, Polygon, and Base, used for access, discounts, and rewards. See UCASH token.
Human-readable identities like .u and @u that resolve to a wallet address, so you can pay a name instead of pasting hex. See Names.
The moment a payment is final on its chain. You set confirmation policies per coin to balance speed against finality. See Technology.
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