Accept Bitcoin for B2B invoices
Invoices to partners and suppliers in stablecoins: exact amount, due date, history in the dashboard and payouts to counterparties confirmed with 2FA.
How well Bitcoin fits B2B invoices
Good fit · Fit 50%A good option next to your main coin.
Pros
- Good for large amounts: deep liquidity and counterparties trust it.
Keep in mind
- The coin’s price moves: set the price in USD and the amount is converted at the rate fixed when the invoice is created.
- Network
- Bitcoin
- Coin
- BTC
- Addresses
- a separate one for each payment
- Rate
- locked for the payment window
Large amounts
USDT and USDC on Ethereum, TRON, BSC and Solana.
Payouts to counterparties
Payouts via the API or the dashboard, with the fee calculated upfront via quote.
Invoice in fiat
A USD price is converted to BTC at the rate locked when the invoice is created.
B2B is about predictability and bookkeeping. Before a payout you can get an exact calculation of the amount to be debited, and choose the fee mode — add it on top or deduct it from the amount.
Bitcoin transfers take longer to confirm than stablecoins, so for digital goods it helps to show the customer the payment status in real time. The Moonvex payment page updates on its own — the customer doesn’t need to reload it.
Recommended coin set for B2B invoices
To cover most customers, enable on the checkout page: USDT TRC-20, USDT ERC-20, USDT BEP-20. The customer picks the network, and every payment lands on one project balance.
One request to create a payment
The response contains the address, the exact amount and a link to a ready-made payment page. Status updates arrive via HMAC-signed webhooks.
curl https://api.moonvex.org/v1/payments \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $MOONVEX_SECRET_KEY" \ -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \ -d '{"orderId":"b2b-supplier-0042","amount":"5000","currency":"USD","asset":"BTC","network":"BITCOIN"}'
FAQ
Which currency should the price be in when customers pay in Bitcoin?
Set the price in USD with Bitcoin as the payment coin: Moonvex converts the amount and fixes the rate when the invoice is created.
Can I pay suppliers from my balance?
Yes, with payouts to their addresses from the dashboard or via the API.
Do you accept Lightning?
For now, only the Bitcoin main network.
Are there payout limits?
Yes, there are per-payout and daily limits; they protect your balance if an account is compromised.
Can I send a BTC invoice without a website?
Yes, from the dashboard or the Telegram bot — the customer gets a link to the payment page.
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