How do I pay a BIP70 or BitPay invoice from Exodus?

Now you have the ability to pay BIP70 or BitPay invoices in Exodus using Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum with just a few clicks or taps. This article will outline the steps you can take on both Desktop and Mobile versions of Exodus to pay your BitPay invoices.

These steps work for both Desktop and Mobile Exodus and for all Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum!

In this article:

• How do I pay a BIP70 or BitPay invoice from Exodus?
  • Desktop
  • Mobile

Desktop

1

Go to Wallet > [asset you're paying with] > Send.

2

Copy the payment URL of your invoice.

BIP70 or BitPay invoice URLs usually have the following format:

• bitcoin:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Bitcoin
• bitcoincash:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Bitcoin Cash
• ethereum:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Ethereum

Alternatively, you can scan the QR code in Exodus (skip step 3 if you do so).

3

Paste the URL into the address box.

4

The receiving address and amount will auto-populate. You will see other invoice details at the bottom section of the Send window. Verify them and click Send before the clock expires.

Mobile

1

Go to Wallet > [asset you're paying with] > Send.

2

Copy the payment URL of your invoice.

BIP70 or BitPay invoice URLs usually have the following format:

• bitcoin:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Bitcoin
• bitcoincash:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Bitcoin Cash
• ethereum:?r=https://invoiceserver.com/i/InvoiceTokenOrID for Ethereum

Alternatively, you can scan the QR code in Exodus (skip step 3 if you do so).

3

Paste the URL into the address box.

4

The receiving address and amount will auto-populate. You will see other invoice details at the bottom section of the Send window. Verify them and click Send before the clock expires.