CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid has introduced a new functionality aimed at simplifying how users complete crypto invoice payments. The “Pay with Wallet” feature is designed to remove unnecessary steps from the payment process, helping users confirm transactions faster while reducing the likelihood of errors caused by manual data entry.
According to an article on TechBullion, the update allows customers to pay invoices directly through supported crypto wallets, with all payment details automatically pre-filled. This approach minimizes friction at a critical stage of the transaction and improves the overall reliability of invoice-based crypto payments.
Addressing common challenges in crypto invoice payments
Invoice payments in cryptocurrency often involve multiple manual steps. Users typically need to copy wallet addresses, paste them into their wallet application, select the correct asset, and enter the exact payment amount. Each of these steps introduces potential friction — and with it, the risk of mistakes.
The new Pay with Wallet feature addresses these issues by launching the wallet application with all essential transaction parameters already completed. This significantly reduces the chance of incorrect payments and shortens the time required to finalize a transaction.
Igor Skirnevskii, Chief Product Officer at CoinsPaid, explained that the goal was to make invoice payments feel as seamless as possible. By removing copy-paste actions and manual entry, the company aims to improve both accuracy and user confidence at checkout.
How Pay with Wallet works on different devices
The feature has been optimized for both mobile and desktop environments to accommodate different user behaviors.
On mobile devices, users can tap the Pay button in the invoice form and choose a supported wallet. The selected wallet application then opens automatically, displaying the correct currency, recipient address, and payment amount. Users only need to review the details and confirm the transaction.
On desktop, the process relies on QR code functionality. When a user clicks Pay, a QR code is generated on the screen. Scanning the code with a smartphone opens the wallet app with all payment information pre-filled, allowing the transaction to be completed quickly without manual input.
If the required wallet application is not installed, users are redirected to the App Store or Google Play to download it, ensuring continuity in the payment flow.
Benefits for businesses and end users
From an operational standpoint, reducing payment errors can have a measurable impact on support workloads and reconciliation processes. Incorrect or incomplete payments often lead to additional customer service requests and delays in order fulfillment.
By streamlining the final step of the payment journey, Pay with Wallet helps businesses improve invoice completion rates while offering a smoother experience to customers. Fewer steps mean fewer abandoned payments and faster settlement times.
Skirnevskii noted that even small improvements in the payment flow can lead to meaningful gains. “Every extra step loses users,” he said, emphasizing that simplifying checkout is directly linked to better conversion outcomes.
Initial wallet support and future potential
At launch, Pay with Wallet supports MetaMask and Trust Wallet, two widely adopted wallets within the crypto ecosystem. This ensures immediate usability for a broad user base without requiring changes to existing habits.
The introduction of this feature reflects a broader industry trend toward making crypto payments more accessible and intuitive. As digital assets become more widely used for everyday transactions, usability improvements at the payment stage are increasingly important.
By focusing on reducing friction and enhancing reliability, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid continues to develop practical tools that align with real-world business needs and user expectations.
