Pay With Any Token. Across Chains.One Payment.
Send crypto across supported chains without manually swapping or bridging. Krossit finds the route and settles the payment in the asset the receiver chooses.
Supported Chains
Send and receive payments across major networks through one seamless Krossit experience.
Ethereum
Solana
Base
Arbitrum
BNB Chain
Polygon
Optimism
Avalanche
Bitcoin
TRONKrossit,In Real Time.
See the payments, users, and volume moving through Krossit across supported chains.
Explore Krossit
10+Chains supported
12,847+
Users onboarded
45,912+
Payment links created
$4.6M+
Volume settled cross-chain
We’re Simplifying How Crypto Moves Across Chains
Pay With What You Have, Receive What You Want
Send any supported token while the receiver gets their preferred asset on the chain they choose.
Simpler Payments, Without the Crypto Complexity
Skip manual swaps and bridges. Share a payment link and let Krossit handle everything behind the scenes.
Payment linkJames requests
12.4 SOL
SolanaYou pay with
Cross-Chain Payments, Made Effortless.
Pay with the token you already have.
Krossit handles everything between chains.
Dashboard
Receive in SolanaTotal received
148.6 SOL
Everything in One Place
Create payment links, track transactions, manage payments, and see how money moves through Krossit, all from one clean dashboard.
Create a Link. Let Them Pay Their Way.
Set the amount, share the link, and they pay with any supported token they hold.
24.5 SOLAmountNon Custodial By Design
Exchanges hold your crypto for you. Krossit never does.
Your wallet
1.442 ETH
Krossit holds: $0.00alwaysPayments go straight from your wallet to theirs. Nothing ever sits with us.
One Link for Everything You Share
Your payment links, socials, and content on one personal Krossit page. Share it anywhere.
Get Paid in the Token You Choose
Any token, any chain. Krossit settles the payment in the asset you chose.
+120.00 USDTReceivedYour Balance
313 USDT
+$120.00 received
Krossit VS Traditional Crypto Payments
KrossitTraditional Crypto Payments
KrossitFaster Cross-Chain Payments
Pay across supported chains without manually swapping, bridging, or switching networks.
One Link. More Ways to Pay.
Share a Krossit payment link and let anyone pay with the supported token and chain they already use.
Built for Users and Businesses
Accept cross-chain payments directly or integrate Krossit into your product with a single API and SDK.
What Early Users Are Saying
Real feedback from people paying and getting paid across chains with Krossit.
@aaravmehta
Used Krossit to pay someone who wanted USDC on Base while I only had SOL. Didn’t bridge anything manually. That alone sold me on the idea.
@danielkim
ngl this is way cleaner than doing swap → bridge → send every single time.
@mayathompson
I freelance for clients who pay in crypto and the payment links are probably my favorite part. I just send the link and don’t need to explain which network to use.
@rohanpatel
The funny thing is you don’t really notice the cross-chain part. You just pay and it reaches them in the asset they wanted. That’s how it should be.
@lucasmartin
I’ve used enough bridges to know how annoying this normally is. Krossit turning the whole thing into one payment flow is genuinely useful.
@aaravmehta
Used Krossit to pay someone who wanted USDC on Base while I only had SOL. Didn’t bridge anything manually. That alone sold me on the idea.
@danielkim
ngl this is way cleaner than doing swap → bridge → send every single time.
@mayathompson
I freelance for clients who pay in crypto and the payment links are probably my favorite part. I just send the link and don’t need to explain which network to use.
@rohanpatel
The funny thing is you don’t really notice the cross-chain part. You just pay and it reaches them in the asset they wanted. That’s how it should be.
@lucasmartin
I’ve used enough bridges to know how annoying this normally is. Krossit turning the whole thing into one payment flow is genuinely useful.
@aaravmehta
Used Krossit to pay someone who wanted USDC on Base while I only had SOL. Didn’t bridge anything manually. That alone sold me on the idea.
@danielkim
ngl this is way cleaner than doing swap → bridge → send every single time.
@mayathompson
I freelance for clients who pay in crypto and the payment links are probably my favorite part. I just send the link and don’t need to explain which network to use.
@rohanpatel
The funny thing is you don’t really notice the cross-chain part. You just pay and it reaches them in the asset they wanted. That’s how it should be.
@lucasmartin
I’ve used enough bridges to know how annoying this normally is. Krossit turning the whole thing into one payment flow is genuinely useful.
@aaravmehta
Used Krossit to pay someone who wanted USDC on Base while I only had SOL. Didn’t bridge anything manually. That alone sold me on the idea.
@danielkim
ngl this is way cleaner than doing swap → bridge → send every single time.
@mayathompson
I freelance for clients who pay in crypto and the payment links are probably my favorite part. I just send the link and don’t need to explain which network to use.
@rohanpatel
The funny thing is you don’t really notice the cross-chain part. You just pay and it reaches them in the asset they wanted. That’s how it should be.
@lucasmartin
I’ve used enough bridges to know how annoying this normally is. Krossit turning the whole thing into one payment flow is genuinely useful.
@emilychen
What I like most is that I can decide what I receive. Someone can pay me in whatever they have and I can still end up with USDC.
@nathanbrooks
Simple idea, but it fixes one of those crypto problems you run into constantly — ‘what chain should I send this on?’
@arjunrao
Tried the payment link with a friend. He paid from a different chain and I received exactly what I selected. Pretty smooth.
@sofiamartinez
I’m not someone who wants to think about bridges, gas tokens and routes every time I receive money. Krossit hides most of that mess.
@ethanwalker
The checkout is the feature I’m watching. If I can accept crypto on my site without forcing customers into one specific token or chain, that’s a big win.
@emilychen
What I like most is that I can decide what I receive. Someone can pay me in whatever they have and I can still end up with USDC.
@nathanbrooks
Simple idea, but it fixes one of those crypto problems you run into constantly — ‘what chain should I send this on?’
@arjunrao
Tried the payment link with a friend. He paid from a different chain and I received exactly what I selected. Pretty smooth.
@sofiamartinez
I’m not someone who wants to think about bridges, gas tokens and routes every time I receive money. Krossit hides most of that mess.
@ethanwalker
The checkout is the feature I’m watching. If I can accept crypto on my site without forcing customers into one specific token or chain, that’s a big win.
@emilychen
What I like most is that I can decide what I receive. Someone can pay me in whatever they have and I can still end up with USDC.
@nathanbrooks
Simple idea, but it fixes one of those crypto problems you run into constantly — ‘what chain should I send this on?’
@arjunrao
Tried the payment link with a friend. He paid from a different chain and I received exactly what I selected. Pretty smooth.
@sofiamartinez
I’m not someone who wants to think about bridges, gas tokens and routes every time I receive money. Krossit hides most of that mess.
@ethanwalker
The checkout is the feature I’m watching. If I can accept crypto on my site without forcing customers into one specific token or chain, that’s a big win.
@emilychen
What I like most is that I can decide what I receive. Someone can pay me in whatever they have and I can still end up with USDC.
@nathanbrooks
Simple idea, but it fixes one of those crypto problems you run into constantly — ‘what chain should I send this on?’
@arjunrao
Tried the payment link with a friend. He paid from a different chain and I received exactly what I selected. Pretty smooth.
@sofiamartinez
I’m not someone who wants to think about bridges, gas tokens and routes every time I receive money. Krossit hides most of that mess.
@ethanwalker
The checkout is the feature I’m watching. If I can accept crypto on my site without forcing customers into one specific token or chain, that’s a big win.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Explore our docs or reach out to the Krossit team.
Ready to make crypto payments simpler?
Pay across tokens and chains without dealing with manual swaps, bridges, or complicated payment flows.
See Krossit in Action
Create a payment link, pay with a different token or chain, and watch Krossit handle the route from start to finish. No manual swaps, bridges, or extra steps.