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PayMe! Get Paid Easy

NC Wallet is aimed at simplifying payments and making your crypto experience cloudless. We understand that crypto wallet addresses may look a bit unfriendly, and there is always a risk of making a mistake when copying them. Take a look at how NC Wallet is changing this with the new friendly PayMe links.

One moment to create

Now, with a few taps, you can create friendly PayMe links that are easy to remember and convenient to use. Instead of copying a wallet address, simply share the link to get paid.

Reusable and created for different wallet addresses

Choose currency and network once — a reusable link for the selected wallet address is ready. Use it as many times as you want.

Specify the amount if needed

For additional convenience, you can enter the amount of currency for payment. To learn more about using PayMe links and get step-by-step instructions, go to the FAQ section.

Experience extra simplicity and safety with NC Wallet!

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