Guides
Plain-language guides on getting paid in stablecoins, choosing a payment gateway and spending what you earn. Fees are dated, sources are linked.
Getting paid
- Getting paid
How to accept USDT payments as a freelancer
A step-by-step guide for freelancers: which network to use, why an invoice link beats a bare wallet address, what it costs and how to keep clean records.
Read the guide → - Freelance platforms
Upwork, Fiverr and Deel: can you get paid in crypto?
What Upwork, Fiverr and Deel offer for withdrawals, which of them pay out in crypto, and how to bill direct clients in USDT without breaking platform rules.
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For businesses
- Shops and cafés
How to accept USDT in a shop or café
Take USDT at the counter with a phone or tablet: point-of-sale mode with a keypad and big QR code, which networks are fast enough, what it costs and staff tips.
Read the guide → - Online stores
How to accept USDT on WooCommerce
Two ways to take USDT in a WooCommerce store: a no-code pay button, or a custom payment gateway on the Satqo API that marks orders paid via a signed webhook.
Read the guide → - Agencies and teams
How to pay contractors in USDT
A practical guide for agencies and small teams paying remote contractors in USDT: collecting addresses safely, sending payouts, records and the API for many payouts.
Read the guide → - Digital products
How to sell digital products for USDT
Sell courses, templates, VPN, hosting or SaaS plans for USDT: pay buttons with no code, invoices per order via the API, or a wallet per customer for top-ups.
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How-to
- How-to
How to create a USDT invoice
Create a USDT invoice link in a few minutes: what to put on it, which network to choose, how long it stays valid and what happens if the client pays too little.
Read the guide → - Networks
USDT on TRC20 vs TON: fees, speed and which one to use
How network fees work for USDT on TRON (energy and bandwidth) and on TON (gas paid in TON), what a sender really pays, and when to pick each network.
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Alternatives and comparisons
- Comparison
Crypto payment gateway comparison 2026: Satqo, NOWPayments, Trybit
Fees, networks and payouts of three crypto payment gateways compared from their public pricing pages, as of October 2026, with a worked example.
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A Binance Pay merchant alternative that takes USDT from any wallet
Binance Pay checkout expects payers to use the Binance app. How an open invoice link compares for merchants and freelancers, as of October 2026.
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A BitPay alternative for merchants paid in USDT
BitPay vs Satqo as of October 2026: tiered fees with a fixed 25¢, settlement options, USDT support and small-order costs, from public pricing pages.
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A CryptoCloud alternative, now that it is called Trybit
CryptoCloud is now Trybit. How it compares with Satqo as of October 2026: standard fees, networks, payouts and features, with a worked example and switching steps.
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A NOWPayments alternative for getting paid in stablecoins
Satqo vs NOWPayments as of October 2026: fees per payment, conversion, networks and payouts from public pricing, with a monthly example and switching steps.
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A RedotPay alternative for people who get paid in USDT
RedotPay vs Satqo as of October 2026: card fees from both public fee tables, worked spending examples, and when getting paid and spending in one place matters.
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