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Cryptocurrency Prices

Live prices, market data and overview for available cryptocurrencies. Prices are calculated using aggregated market data and are intended as an informational reference. Actual transaction prices may vary depending on market conditions, and settlement timing.

Cryptocurrency

What is Crypto Invoice?

A crypto invoice is a digital payment request that allows a sender to request a specific amount of cryptocurrency. The invoice contains all required payment details, including the amount, destination address, and payment status, ensuring accuracy and transparency. Once issued, the invoice enables secure, peer-to-peer settlement without intermediaries, making it suitable for international payments, services, and digital commerce.

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How to Create a Crypto Invoice?

Use the platform's crypto invoicing tool to select cryptocurrency, enter the amount, and generate an invoice link or QR code directly from your account.

Invoice for
Product
Qty
1
Price
100,000 EUR
Create Invoice

How to Pay for a Crypto Invoice?

Open the invoice, review the amount, and complete the payment through the platform or an external wallet using the provided address or QR code.

Bitcoin
ETH
USDC
USDT
SOLANA
TRX
XRP
100+
Pay with
Crypto Wallet

People also ask about crypto prices and payments

While crypto markets are global, temporary price differences can occur across regions and platforms due to local demand, liquidity, and exchange activity.
Prices may vary due to differences in liquidity, trading volume, data sources, and update frequency across exchanges and pricing providers.
Crypto prices typically update in real time or near real time, depending on the data provider and market conditions.
Crypto prices impact the final value of a transaction, settlement timing, and exposure to market volatility. For businesses, price fluctuations can influence payment acceptance policies and conversion strategies.
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and major stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are among the most commonly used cryptocurrencies for business payments and settlements.
Price volatility can affect the received amount's value between invoice issuance and settlement, increasing financial risk without proper conversion or hedging mechanisms.
Yes. Transacta helps businesses manage price exposure through automated settlement workflows, predefined conversion logic, and support for multiple crypto assets, including stablecoins. This allows merchants to maintain predictable outcomes while offering flexible payment options to customers.
Beyond price, businesses should consider transaction fees, network speed, regulatory requirements, and settlement efficiency when working with crypto payments. Payment infrastructure plays a key role in coordinating these elements to support consistent and compliant transaction processing.