Welcome to Reway.
Pay with what you have. Receive what you want.
One payment. Different preferences.
ExampleYou pay
on Solana
RewayThey receive
on Base
Make your first payment
From opening a link to checking the final payment status.
Get paid with a link
Choose what you receive. Share one link with your payer.
Understand the route
See how Reway connects two different assets and networks.
Build with Reway
Explore the plans for checkout, APIs, and developer tools.
Reway helps you send and receive crypto when the two sides of a payment use different assets or networks. You choose who to pay and what to spend. The recipient chooses what they want to receive. Reway finds a supported route between them.
A payment, from both sides
Say you hold SOL on Solana and a freelancer wants USDC on Base. You open their payment link and choose the asset you want to use. Reway requests a route, shows the payment details, and asks you to authorize the transaction through your wallet.
The route can include a swap, a bridge, or both. You can review those details without having to arrange each step yourself.
The examples in these docs explain the payment flow. The assets, networks, amounts, fees, and timing available for an actual payment depend on its quote.
Start with what you need
| If you want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Pay someone for the first time | Your first payment |
| Collect a payment from a client | Creating a payment link |
| Understand a quote | Fees and gas |
| Check a payment you already sent | Dashboard and activity |
| Explore an integration | API and SDK |
What the docs cover
The launch baseline focuses on cross-chain payments, payment links, Reway Identity, and payment activity. These guides explain those workflows and the checks that matter when you use them.
Other pages describe where Reway is heading. Features such as checkout, invoicing, developer tools, and private payments have different levels of readiness. Their pages identify planned capabilities or research so you can distinguish them from the baseline.
For the wider picture, read the product roadmap. If a term is unfamiliar, the glossary is a good place to look it up.