You want to accept USDC for your website or donations
Aurpay offers various tools allowing to implement USDC-TRC20 payments for your websites or online store.


USDC is a stablecoin which is pegged 1:1 with US dollar. The value of USDC is designed to remain stable, making USDC a stablecoin. USDC-TRC20 is issued in the TRON blockchain,
It has several advantages compare to other cryptocurrencies, low price vilatility, stable price-pegging, fast transactions.
Aurpay allows businesses and individuals to accept USDC payment. There are thousands of Marketplace with products and services from stores accepting USDC.
Aurpay offers various tools allowing to implement USDC-TRC20 payments for your websites or online store.
Aurpay provides more than 50 popular cryptocurrency options for your customer to choose.
Real-time conversions from fiat to selected crypto,we show payment details to customer.
You can send payout to your personal wallet and perform reconciliation for you.

The crypto market is growing tremendously, and many businesses are already accepting cryptocurrencies. Accepting USDC-TRC20 provides more flexibility to your business and will significantly increase your sales, attract potential customers, and also surpass your competitors.
1. Sign up an Aurpay merchant account to start with
2. Choose your ecommerce platform & connect to your store
Set up your Merchant ID and Public Key
3. Enable the Crypto you want to accept
4. All done! You are ready to accept crypto payments for your websites

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