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# How to Receive Payments

Stone Wallet allows you to receive payments globally in a simple and flexible way, whether you’re getting paid by individuals, clients, or businesses. There are no platform fees on incoming payments, and funds are received directly into your wallet balance.

### Receiving Payments: Available Methods <a href="#h_a89249a085" id="h_a89249a085"></a>

#### 1. Your Unique Payment Link <a href="#h_7ba50a4b89" id="h_7ba50a4b89"></a>

**Each Stone Wallet account comes with a unique payment link.** This link can be shared anywhere, including messaging apps, email, or social platforms. The sender can complete the payment directly through the link, without requiring additional setup.

This method is suitable for:

* Remote work and freelance payments
* Cross-border transfers
* Peer-to-peer payments

#### 2. QR Code for In-Person or Offline Payments <a href="#h_d6cf6ae171" id="h_d6cf6ae171"></a>

Stone Wallet provides a personal QR code that others can scan to send you funds instantly.

This is useful for:&#x20;

* Meetups, events, or merch tables
* In-person payments
* Offline or cashless environments

### Receiving  <a href="#h_0a1fa080ac" id="h_0a1fa080ac"></a>

Payments received through Stone Wallet are:

* Instant or near-instant depending on the method
* Settled directly into your wallet balance
* Available for immediate use or further transactions

Your balance remains fully accessible after receiving funds, and can be used at any time for transfers or payments without lockup periods.&#x20;


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