DePay Payment Links vs Zoho Payments

DePay Payment Links lets sellers create and share crypto payment links without code. Payments go directly to the seller’s wallet in a peer-to-peer, non-custodial flow. Sellers can price a link in fiat or cryptocurrency, with a conversion rate calculated when a customer visits, and choose accepted tokens on configured blockchains as well as the tokens they receive. DePay says customers can pay with thousands of tokens across multiple blockchains. Checkout fields can collect a customer’s name, email, shipping address, country, and quantity. Sellers can set the primary color, choose a redirect or confirmation page after payment, and apply percentage discounts based on a code, token ownership, or NFT ownership. Successful payment emails and callback requests can notify customers and seller systems. DePay lists Shopify, WooCommerce, and WordPress plugins, plus managed integrations and APIs. The Open Source plan is free and has 0% transaction fees, but excludes platform features. Standard has a 1.5% transaction fee and up to two links; Pro also lists a 1.5% fee and can be unlocked with 1,000 DEPAY tokens or 1 Pro NFT.

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