Accept Local QR Payments.
Get Paid in USDC.

PayQR is a P2P Merchant Terminal for independent vendors. Your customers pay in their local currency on the rails they already use, UPI in India, Pix in Brazil, Transferencias 3.0 in Argentina, and you settle in USDC, a dollar stablecoin, on the Base network. You can then cash out to your bank account whenever it suits you. The terminal handles the conversion, settlement and bookkeeping, you just generate a QR for each sale.

No. The person paying you never touches crypto. They scan a QR, pay by their normal local app, and walk out. No new app to install, no account, no awareness of the settlement layer, their side works exactly like every other local payment.

The settlement period protects the network against payment disputes and reversals on the bank side. USDC unlocks T+3 in supported regions, and T+30 in India, counted from each individual sale, not in monthly batches. Your dashboard shows the exact unlock date and a day counter for every transaction, so you always know what becomes available and when.

A single transaction can be up to 100 USDC. Keeping individual orders small means the peer-to-peer network can match them quickly, and it limits how much is at stake in any one trade. A sale over the cap is rejected before the customer sees payment details, nothing is charged, nothing is stuck. Larger purchases can simply be split.

A guard rail for the initial rollout. The counter resets at midnight UTC (5:30 AM IST), and if an order is cancelled before completing, your slot is refunded automatically, cancelled sales never count against you. Your dashboard always shows today's count, so the 26th-attempt rejection never comes as a surprise.

A smart contract on the Base network, not a company bank account. During a sale, the trader's USDC sits in the protocol's escrow; once confirmed, it is credited to your balance inside the terminal contract, where the settlement lock and withdrawal rules apply. The cap, daily limit and lock are enforced by the contract itself, and every movement is publicly auditable on a block explorer.

Two ways, once a sale has unlocked. Withdraw local currency: the protocol matches a buyer who pays into your bank account through the payment ID you saved at registration. Withdraw USDC: the tokens are sent to a wallet you control, if you'd rather hold dollars. You choose per withdrawal, it's never one or the other permanently.

None at all. You sign in with an email code, no seed phrases, no extensions. Your dashboard is a clean view of every sale, its amount, its unlock date and today's transaction count. PayQR is a dashboard, not a wallet.