# Send an invoice, get paid into your own account > Send a numbered invoice, your client pays a hosted page by card, transfer or USDT, and the money lands in your own account. Included on every plan. Canonical: https://fasset.com/business/product/invoices/ Your client opens a hosted page in your company name and pays by card, bank transfer or USDT. The money lands in your USD, EUR or GBP balance, not in a wallet you have to withdraw from later. - Open an account - See the demo Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own. [A paid hosted invoice for $24,500.00 from Atlas Digital Ltd to Northwind Studio LLC, showing line items, the due date and the payment methods offered] Sent Viewed Paid Overdue Every invoice sits in one of four states, so chasing is a fact rather than a guess. ## How does a client pay an invoice? Three ways in, one balance out, and the invoice marks itself paid. Card For the client whose finance team pays everything on a corporate card. The processor fee is shown before you send. Bank transfer The invoice carries your local details: ACH and wire for USD, a SEPA IBAN for EUR, Faster Payments for GBP. Receiving is priced per plan. See accounts. USDT USDT, a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar, settles in about 20 seconds. Your client pays dollars, you see dollars. ## Numbered invoices, and links for everything else Invoices run in sequence, INV-0142 after INV-0141, in the currency you bill in. - **Numbered invoices:** Your numbering, your logo, your terms, in USD, EUR or GBP. The same reference sits on your books, on the hosted page, and on the payment that lands. - **Payment links:** A link for a fixed amount, or an open one the payer fills in. Same hosted page, same payment methods, same account. - **Recurring clients:** Duplicate last month's invoice, change the dates, send. Getting paid is half of it; moving the money out is the other half. Invoices and hosted payment pages are included on every plan. Each plan's fees are stated in full on the pricing page. ## Common questions #### How do I send an invoice to a client abroad? Pick the client, add the line items, set the currency and the due date, and send. Your client gets a link to a hosted page showing the same numbered invoice, and pays there by card, bank transfer or USDT. The money lands in your USD, EUR or GBP balance, so there is no separate wallet to withdraw from. #### What does it cost to get paid through an invoice? Invoices and payment links are included on every plan. What you pay to receive depends on the payment method and your plan, and a client paying on USDT settles in about 20 seconds. Card acceptance carries the processor fee, shown on the invoice before you send it. Each plan's fees are stated in full on the pricing page. #### How do I know whether my client has seen the invoice? Every invoice carries a status: sent, viewed, paid, or overdue. Viewed means your client opened the hosted page, which settles the question of whether the invoice arrived before you chase it. Overdue appears the day after the due date, so the follow-up is a fact rather than a guess. #### Can I take a payment without sending an invoice? Yes. Create a payment link for a fixed amount, or leave the amount open for the payer to fill in, and send it by email or chat. It opens the same hosted page with the same payment methods, and the money lands in the same account. Use it for deposits, retainers and anything that does not need a numbered document. #### How do I open an account? The application runs entirely online. You enter your company details, verify the people who own the business, and the account opens once those checks clear. Availability is confirmed at signup, country by country. #### Is Fasset a bank? No. Fasset Business is a technology platform, not a bank. Banking, payment and card services are provided by licensed third-party institutions, and client funds are held at those institutions, separately from Fasset's own money. ## Open your account The application runs entirely online. Or walk through the product first, with sample data and no signup. - Open an account - See the demo Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own.