Get paid by clients anywhere, the way they want to pay.
Send a branded invoice in a minute. Your client pays by card, local bank transfer or USDC from one link, and you get paid the same day. No monthly fee.
Everything an invoice needs to get paid.
Every way to pay, one link
Card, ACH, SEPA, Faster Payments or USDC. Your client picks, with no account to create.
Your account details on every invoice
Local USD, EUR, GBP and AED details in your company’s name. Clients pay a local transfer, not an international wire.
Paid the same day
The money lands in your Avvio balance the same day. Hold it, convert it, or pay it out in 150+ countries.
Your brand, not ours
Your logo and colors on the invoice and the pay page. Saved clients and line items make the next one take seconds.
Reminders and recurring invoices
Polite nudges go out when an invoice is late, and retainers send themselves on schedule.
Syncs with QuickBooks and Xero
Invoices, payments and clients flow into your books, with nothing to key in by hand.
How it works.
Create the invoice
Add your client and line items. Your account details fill in for the currency you pick.
Send it
Your client gets the invoice and one link to pay it.
Get paid
They pay by card, bank transfer or USDC. You get the money the same day.
Questions about invoicing.
Does my client need an Avvio account?
No. They open the invoice link from the email and pay from their own bank.
Can my client pay by card?
Yes. The invoice’s pay page takes card as well as bank transfer and USDC (a dollar stablecoin).
Which currencies can I invoice in?
Pick from 60+ currencies. Invoices in USD, EUR, GBP or AED show your matching Avvio account details automatically. For other currencies, your client pays in USDC, or you add your own bank account in that currency to the invoice.
Where does the money land?
In your Avvio business account. Keep it in that currency, convert it, or withdraw to your local bank.
What does invoicing cost?
Nothing extra: invoicing is part of your business account. You pay when you move money, and you see the fee before you confirm.
