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Why a Binance Pay QR code
Binance Pay moves crypto from one Binance account to another inside Binance, so the payer never copies a long wallet address or picks a blockchain network. In the Binance app, open Pay and then Receive: Binance gives you a link to share, and you can set a currency and an amount for it. Paste that link here. The payer points a phone camera at the code, the Binance app opens on the payment screen, and they confirm the transfer there. Both sides need a Binance account, because on a computer or on a phone without the app the link leads only to a Binance error page.
- Nobody types a wallet address, so a single wrong character cannot misdirect the funds.
- Pay transfers stay inside Binance and carry no on-chain network fee.
- A link with a currency and amount set fills both in for the payer.
- Swap in a fresh receive link later while the printed code stays the same.
Market stalls
Vendors who keep crypto on Binance take payment from shoppers who use it too.
Freelance invoices
A code printed on the invoice opens the payment screen for a client paying from Binance.
Shared trips
Friends settle their part of the rent or tickets by scanning the organiser's code.
Crypto meetups
Entry fees come in through a link where the amount is already filled in.
Streamers and creators
Viewers who hold coins on Binance send tips from a code shown on screen or printed on merch.
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Binance Pay QR Code Generator
A Binance Pay QR code holds your receive link from the Binance app. Another Binance user scans it, their app opens on the payment screen, and the crypto arrives without anyone typing a wallet address.
What is this QR code?
The code forwards to your Binance Pay link, an https address on app.binance.com that the app creates under Pay → Receive. A Binance ID or Pay ID alone is not accepted, because nothing would open from it.
Best use cases
- ✓Tip jars at stalls and cafés whose regulars keep crypto on Binance.
- ✓Group expenses among friends who all have Binance accounts.
- ✓Fixed fees, such as workshop tickets, through a link with the amount set.
- ✓Client invoices that a Binance user can settle from a phone.
How to generate your QR code
In the Binance app, open Pay → Receive and copy the shareable link.
Paste the full link starting with https://app.binance.com/.
Scan the finished code with your own phone to check that Binance opens.
Put it where payers have their phones in hand, and offer another payment option alongside.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which coins can be paid?
The ones Binance Pay supports. A link without a set currency lets the payer choose; a link with one asks for that coin only.
Will I see who paid?
Incoming Pay transfers appear in your Binance account history, and QR Global shows how many times the code was scanned.
Where do I find the link?
In the Binance app under Pay → Receive. Copy the link Binance offers for sharing; it begins with https://app.binance.com/.
Why is my Binance ID not accepted?
A phone camera cannot open an ID. Only the link from the app leads the payer to the payment screen.
What if the payer has no Binance account?
Binance shows them an error page with an offer to download the app. Keep another way to pay next to the code.
Can someone pay from a laptop?
No. On a computer the link ends on an error page at binance.com, so place the code where people have their phones.
Can the amount be fixed?
Yes: choose the currency and amount in Binance before you copy the link. For a sign that stays up for months, a link without an amount suits any sum.
Does QR Global touch the money?
No. The transfer happens inside Binance; QR Global just passes the scan on to your link and counts it.