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Learn how to configure your wallet to work with our app and accept crypto payments. And basic inforamtion for users who new in crypto

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Supported Wallets

You can use any EVM-compatible wallet, including:
  • MetaMask
  • Rabby
  • OKX Wallet
  • Trust Wallet
  • Coinbase Wallet
  • Ledger (via MetaMask connection)
  • Any wallet that supports WalletConnect

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Connecting your wallet

  1. Open the Paylora Web App.
  2. Click “Connect Wallet” on the checkout page.
  3. Choose your wallet
  4. Confirm the connection inside your wallet.
  5. Once connected, your wallet address will appear in the checkout card.

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Adding Supported Networks to MetaMask

Before creating or paying invoices, ensure the required blockchain network is added to your wallet. You can add networks automatically or manually.

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Automatic one-click network setup

When creating or paying an invoice:
  • If a required network is missing, you’ll see “Add Network” / “Switch Network” prompt.
  • Click Approve in MetaMask.
  • Wallet will automatically switch to the correct network.

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Manual network setup (if needed)

If automatic setup fails:
  • Open MetaMask
  • Click on your network dropdown
  • Select Add network → Add a network manually

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Fill in:

Network name: Ethereum
RPC URL: https://rpc.ankr.com/eth
Chain ID: 1
Currency: ETH
Block Explorer: https://etherscan.io

Network name: Arbitrum One
RPC URL: https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc
Chain ID: 42161
Currency: ETH
Block Explorer: https://arbiscan.io

Network name: Base
RPC URL: https://mainnet.base.org
Chain ID: 8453
Currency: ETH
Block Explorer: https://basescan.org

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Crypto Basics for New Users

If you’re new to crypto, don’t worry — this short guide will help you understand the essentials before using a wallet or making your first transaction.

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What Is a Crypto Wallet?

A crypto wallet is an app that lets you store and manage your digital assets (like ETH, USDC, BTC, etc.). It works similarly to an online banking app — but you control everything yourself. There are two main types of wallets:

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1. Custodial Wallet

  • A company (exchange, bank, app) controls your funds for you
  • They hold your private keys
  • Easy to use but less control
Examples: Binance, Coinbase, Crypto.com

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2. Non-Custodial Wallet (Self-Custody)

  • You fully control your funds
  • Only you have access to your private keys & recovery phrase
  • No company can freeze or take your funds
  • Requires more responsibility
Examples: MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet
For our payment system, we recommend a non-custodial wallet, because it ensures your payments go directly from you to the receiver — without middlemen.

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What Are “Non-Custodial Payments”?

Non-custodial payments mean:
  • No centralized company holds your money
  • Payments happen directly on the blockchain
  • You stay in full control of your funds
  • The system cannot charge your wallet automatically
  • Every transaction requires your approval in the wallet
  • This makes payments safer and more transparent.

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Important Security Tips

Because crypto wallets are fully controlled by you, you must follow security best practices:

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1. Never share your Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase)

This is the most important rule.
If someone gets your recovery phrase, they can access your wallet and take all your funds. Even support teams, bots, administrators — nobody should ask for it.

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2. Keep your wallet app updated

New updates fix security vulnerabilities. Always update MetaMask, Rabby, or Trust Wallet when possible.

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3. Double-check every transaction

Before confirming:
  • Verify the network (ETH, Base, Arbitrum, etc.)
  • Verify the token (ETH, USDC, etc.)
  • Verify the amount
  • Check that the website you’re using is official

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4. Protect your device

  • Use a phone lock or password
  • Enable two-factor authentication where possible
  • Don’t download unknown apps or files
  • Avoid connecting your wallet on suspicious websites

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5. Never send crypto to someone you don’t trust

Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed.

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Final Notes

Crypto may seem complicated at first, but once you understand the basics, it’s a powerful tool:
  • You control your money
  • No banks
  • No middlemen
  • Instant global payments
  • Full transparency
If you ever feel unsure, ask questions — it’s better to learn slowly than make a risky mistake.