How to send an XRP invoice and get paid in XRP

Getting paid in XRP is one of the quickest and cheapest ways to bill a client in another country. XRP Ledger payments clear in seconds for a fraction of a cent, and they're final, so you dodge the fees, delays, and chargebacks that come with cards and bank transfers.

What you need

• An XRP address you control, your wallet, a hardware wallet, or an exchange deposit address.
• A Brionic account to build the invoice and handle the reconciliation for you.

Send an XRP invoice in 4 steps

1. Create an account. Sign up with a passkey or one-time email link, no password to babysit.
2. Add a line item priced in XRP (or in dollars, converted to XRP at checkout), add your customer, and set a due date or a recurring schedule.
3. Send the pay link. Every invoice gets its own hosted, branded pay page with a QR code, the exact amount, and a unique destination tag so the payment lands against the right invoice.
4. Get paid & reconciled. When the XRP hits the ledger, the invoice flips to paid on its own, the funds are in your own wallet, and a receipt goes out.

Why the destination tag matters

On the XRP Ledger, a business usually takes every payment at one address, so payments are told apart by a destination tag, a number the payer includes with the transfer. Brionic assigns a unique tag to each invoice and pre-fills it on the pay page, so you are never matching payments by hand.

Recurring & automated billing

Billing the same client every month? Set a recurring schedule and Brionic generates and sends the invoice for you. Developers can wire up the same thing over the REST API, with HMAC-signed webhooks that fire the second an invoice is paid.

Prefer a stablecoin?

You can invoice in XLM, USDC, or RLUSD just as easily, which helps when you'd rather not expose an invoice to crypto price movement. USDC vs RLUSD helps you pick one.

Create your account and send your first XRP invoice: flat monthly pricing, and every payment is yours to keep.