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Cardano (ADA) payment QR code generator

Create a QR code for a Cardano address — plain address, or a web+cardano: payment link (CIP-13) that pre-fills the amount in wallets like Eternl and Yoroi. Validated locally; nothing leaves your browser.

Mainnet Shelley addresses (addr1…), bech32-validated.
Up to 6 decimals. Note the ~1 ADA minimum per transaction output.

Which Cardano address should I share?

Cardano wallets (Eternl, Lace, Yoroi, Daedalus) generate many addresses for one wallet, but any receive address you share stays valid forever and funds land in the same wallet — so you can safely publish one address on an invoice or a donation page. Avoid stake1… (a stake key, not a payment address) and old Byron addresses starting with Ae2 or DdzFF.

Matching payments to invoices on Cardano

Cardano has no memo or destination-tag field. To know which payment belongs to which order, merchants either derive a fresh address per invoice or use a unique amount per invoice (e.g. 45.500317 ADA). CryptoInvoice does the unique-amount matching, watches the chain and confirms after 6 blocks.

FAQ

Why is there a minimum of about 1 ADA?

Cardano's ledger rules require every transaction output to carry a minimum amount of ADA (the "min-UTxO" value, roughly 1 ADA). Requests below that cannot be paid.

Do all wallets understand web+cardano: links?

Eternl, Yoroi and several others do; some don't. If you're unsure, use the address-only QR and show the amount next to it.

Can I use a testnet address?

This tool is for mainnet (addr1…). Testnet addresses start with addr_test1….

Want the payment detected automatically?

A QR code shows where to pay. CryptoInvoice also watches the chain, marks the invoice paid, redirects the customer and calls your webhook — non-custodial, no KYC, 50 invoices a month free.

Create a payment link How it works

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