Sharing a cryptocurrency payment request can be awkward when a customer must copy a long Bitcoin or Ethereum address by hand. A payment link QR code generator places those details in a scannable code for a website, message, invoice, or counter. QREasy creates a static code containing the information you enter. The payer still needs a compatible wallet and must review and authorize the transaction there.
Key takeaways
QREasy creates static payment QR codes from Bitcoin or Ethereum addresses, optional amounts, Bitcoin labels, or custom entered text
QREasy does not process, receive, or confirm payments; the payer’s own wallet app handles the transaction
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Payment QR codes do not update automatically, so replace the code whenever its address, amount, or instructions change
What the Payment Link QR Code Generator Creates
The QREasy payment link QR code generator creates a static QR code for a Bitcoin or Ethereum address. You can include an amount, add a label for Bitcoin, or use other entered payment text. The result is not a hosted checkout: the QR carries the entered data directly. This is useful for small businesses, freelancers, sellers, and individuals that want to share payment details without asking customers to type a long address.
Because the code is static, its data stays fixed. It does not retrieve a new address, amount, or payment status when scanned. If those details change, create a new code and replace the old copy. QREasy is the code creator, not the payment intermediary: it does not process, receive, or confirm payments and offers no dynamic payment QR codes.
Bitcoin: add a receiving address and an optional amount.
Ethereum: add a receiving address and an optional amount.
Bitcoin label or custom text: carry a short payment prompt.
Entering a Bitcoin or Ethereum Address
Open QREasy’s payment generator, select Bitcoin or Ethereum, and enter the receiving address exactly as shown by the wallet that will receive the funds. Copying from the wallet’s receive or request function is safer than retyping from memory. Before generating, check the asset and full address for altered characters, unwanted spaces, or added notes.
Generate the static code, then test it with the device and wallet your customers are likely to use. The test should open the expected wallet flow or display the same address and amount. Keep the original address available separately as a fallback for a customer whose camera does not offer a compatible QR action.
Copy the receive address from the correct wallet.
Select the matching cryptocurrency asset.
Paste and review the complete address.
Generate, scan-test, and publish the code.
Scan this code with your phone camera to open the QREasy payment link QR code page.
Adding Amounts, Labels, or Custom Payment Text
An amount is optional, so a payment QR code with an amount can request a specific value. Enter one only when it matches the payment you intend to receive, and confirm the expected cryptocurrency unit and precision before sharing. The payer’s wallet should display the asset, destination, and value for review before authorization.
Bitcoin codes can also include a label. Use a short description, such as “Design services,” that identifies the request without obscuring the address. The label is descriptive only: it does not verify payment, change the destination, or replace the customer’s wallet confirmation. Test the final display before publishing.
Custom payment text QR codes carry entered text instead of a cryptocurrency address. This can be useful for a note such as “Contact us for the payment address” or a reminder tied to an existing request. Do not assume a text-only code starts a transfer. The payer still needs valid payment details and an authorized wallet before money can move.
How Scanning and Payment Works
When a customer scans the code, a compatible wallet app or phone camera reads the embedded information. An address-based code may open a payment or request screen; custom text may simply appear on screen. Device behavior varies, so test the exact code on the customer-facing setup rather than assuming it behaves as it does on your phone.
The customer should verify the asset, destination, amount, and any label before confirming. If anything looks wrong, they should stop and use the separately supplied address instead. The wallet authorizes and handles the transfer. QREasy does not receive, process, or confirm it, and the static code cannot serve as a receipt or payment-status dashboard.
Static Versus Dynamic Payment QR Codes
A static payment QR code contains its data directly, so every scan reads the same encoded address or text. A dynamic payment system instead maintains an endpoint that can direct customers to changing payment information while the shared QR stays the same. This is not a switch on the QREasy tool: QREasy provides static payment codes and has no dynamic payment QR code.
For a one-off request, static can be straightforward. For a frequently reused sign, invoice template, or counter display, plan for what happens when the receiving address changes. A static code may point to outdated details and need replacement. A dynamic setup could handle that operational need, but it requires a maintained payment service that QREasy does not provide here.
For broader context, the practical guide to static and dynamic link QR codes explains the same distinction for online links. Apply that comparison carefully: other QREasy QR tools may serve different purposes, but they do not turn the payment generator into a dynamic checkout or give QREasy a role in settling cryptocurrency transactions.
Static: the data is embedded directly in the code.
Dynamic: a maintained endpoint can supply changing information.
QREasy payment QR codes are static only.
Plan Availability and Related QREasy Tools
All three listed QREasy plans include unlimited static QR codes. That matters because a payment code is static and does not consume the separate dynamic QR allowance. The dynamic QR allowance listed for other uses does not make payment codes dynamic. Review the QREasy plans for current limits, especially if you also intend to use website-linked Wallet cards.
The Free plan includes Contact Wallet cards, while website-linked Wallet cards require Lite SME or Business. QREasy also offers digital business cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, a small website builder, and free QR tools. These can support the customer journey around a payment prompt, but they do not make the payment code a hosted checkout.
Explore the QREasy QR code generators for other supported QR formats, and use website templates when a customer needs more context before paying. If you combine these elements, keep the code itself focused on one request and ensure the surrounding page shows the same asset, address, and amount.
Free: EUR 0.00 monthly or annually; 1 website, up to 1 page, 1 dynamic QR code, unlimited static QR codes, 7 days of analytics history, and Contact Wallet cards.
Lite SME: EUR 2.99 monthly or EUR 28.70 annually; 3 websites, up to 4 pages each, 50 dynamic QR codes, unlimited static QR codes, 90 days of analytics history, and website-linked Wallet cards.
Business: EUR 9.99 monthly or EUR 95.90 annually; 33 websites, up to 10 pages each, 357 dynamic QR codes, unlimited static QR codes, 90 days of analytics history, and website-linked Wallet cards.
Frequently asked questions
No. QREasy creates the static QR code, while the customer’s own wallet app handles the payment. QREasy does not process or receive funds and cannot confirm that a transfer was made.
You can add an optional amount to a Bitcoin or Ethereum address code. A label is available for Bitcoin. A custom-text code may only display your text, so provide a complete address separately if the payer must transfer funds.
The static code keeps its original contents. If the address or amount changes, create a new code and replace every published copy. QREasy does not automatically update a static payment code and provides no dynamic payment QR codes.
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Create Your Static Payment QR Code
Open the QREasy payment QR generator, enter the Bitcoin or Ethereum address, add an optional amount or Bitcoin label if needed, then generate and test the code before sharing it.
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