Reusable deposit addresses

Static wallet crypto payments for user deposits

Assign a permanent crypto deposit address to each customer and reconcile repeat USDT, USDC, BTC or TON payments.

Permanent deposit addresses for each userBest for balances, top-ups and account fundingMonitor incoming crypto deposits by customer

Create static wallets

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Permanent

Address model

Deposits and top-ups

Best for

USDT, USDC, BTC and more

Assets

Deposit model

Permanent crypto addresses for repeat payments

Static wallets are useful when your product has accounts, balances or repeated deposits. The address stays stable, while your backend maps deposits to the right user.

User balances

Give every user a permanent deposit address for funding an internal balance.

Marketplaces

Route repeat seller, buyer or merchant deposits without generating a new invoice each time.

Bots and apps

Support Telegram bots, wallets and customer portals where users deposit more than once.

Architecture

Static wallets vs crypto invoices

Invoices and static wallets solve different problems. Picking the right model keeps reconciliation simple and reduces manual support work.

Use invoices

For a one-time cart, fixed order amount or checkout session with expiration.

Use static wallets

For repeat deposits where the same customer can fund an account over time.

Use both

Combine invoices for checkout and static wallets for account funding in the same product.

Questions

Common questions

Static wallets give each customer a stable crypto address for repeat payments, deposits and balance top-ups.

What is a static wallet for crypto payments?

A static wallet is a reusable crypto deposit address assigned to a customer, account or merchant-side entity.

When should static wallets be used?

Use static wallets for repeat deposits, customer balances, top-ups and account funding. Use invoices for one-time checkout orders.

How are static wallet deposits reconciled?

CoinsSend monitors incoming deposits and helps map detected payments back to the assigned customer or account.