Take Crypto Payments Without Touching Crypto
LucasLINK lets your clients pay in digital assets, while you get settled in AUD — no wallets, no exchanges, no drama.
Merchant model, not an exchange
We accept select digital assets as payment for our services and settle your approved invoices in AUD.
Your client, your relationship
Keep full control of the client relationship while we quietly handle the crypto side.
Designed for service businesses
Ideal for agencies, real estate, marketing, consultants, and trades working with higher-value invoices.
Who LucasLINK Is For?
Built for Businesses Who Want to accept Crypto & Digital Currencies … Without the Headache
LucasLink is designed for B2B service providers who test demand for crypto payments but don’t want the operational, regulatory, or technical burden of handling digital assets.
- Marketing and creative agencies
- Real estate professionals and property service providers
- Professional services (consultants, advisors, trainers)
- Niche and high-ticket service businesses working with invoices (not retail checkout carts)
How We Can Work With You
Engaged Crypto Facilitation or Quiet Back-End Support — You Choose
1. Engaged Crypto Facilitation (We Deal Directly With Your Client)
Perfect when your client is curious about paying in crypto and needs guidance.
- You introduce LucasLink to your client as your “crypto payments partner”.
- We explain how the process works in plain English (no hype, no trading talk).
- We issue the client an AUD-based invoice under our merchant acceptance model.
- Your client pays LucasLink in digital assets to a one-time address.
- Once confirmed on-chain, we treat that as payment for our service and separately settle your invoice in AUD.
You get:
- Less friction in the sales process
- A third party to handle crypto questions and confirmations
- Simple reporting on what’s been paid and what’s outstanding
2. Direct Client Billing (You Stay Front-Facing, We Stay in the Background)
Best if you want to keep everything “in-house” from the client’s perspective.
- You quote your client as normal and mention “crypto payment available”.
- Behind the scenes, we work with you to generate a LucasLink payment request and one-time address.
- You send the client the details; they pay in digital assets to LucasLink.
- We confirm once the payment is final on-chain and mark the invoice as paid.
- We then pay your invoice in AUD from our own business funds.
You get:
- Crypto acceptance as a feature of your brand
- No need to explain wallets, confirmations, or networks
- Clear confirmation when your invoice is considered paid
How It Works (From the Business Perspective)
How LucasLink fits into your Invoicing
Step 1 – Onboard
We onboard your business, map out your typical invoice ranges and industries, and agree on basic parameters (eligible assets, minimum invoice sizes, any KYC thresholds, etc.).
Step 2 – You Issue/Share the Invoice
You either:
- Send us a copy of the invoice you’ve issued to your client, or
- Have the client (or your office) send the invoice to LucasLink via a secure channel.
Step 3 – Client Pays LucasLink in Crypto
- We generate a one-time payment address and a fixed digital-asset amount based on the AUD invoice.
- Your client sends the payment directly to LucasLink.
- We do not hold funds on behalf of the client, convert crypto for them, or remit to third parties at their instruction.
Step 4 – Invoice Marked as Paid
After sufficient network confirmations, we treat the digital-asset payment as final and update your invoice status as paid from our perspective.
Step 5 – You Get Paid in AUD
We pay your invoice from our own business funds in AUD, using your nominated bank details. The client has paid us for our service; we pay you for yours.
At no stage do we operate as an exchange, remitter, broker, or custodian. We simply accept digital assets as payment for our own services (merchant acceptance model) and use our own funds to settle your invoices.
Why Businesses Use LucasLink
Why Your Finance & Sales Teams Will Actually Like This
Benefits:
- Engage new clients and keep current ones.
Capture clients who prefer to pay in digital assets, without forcing them back to fiat or another provider. - On the ground and local to Perth
Local business with an in depth understanding of invoicing across industries - Innovation and competitive edge
Adopt digital currencies in invoicing to capitalise on opportunities. Avoid the headaches of confusing regulations and audits. - Stay in AUD, always
You never need to manage wallets, private keys, or price feeds. You invoice in AUD and get paid in AUD. - No exchange relationship
We are not a digital currency exchange. We don’t offer conversion, trading, or cash-outs for your clients. - Reduced operational drag
No more “Who do we use? Which wallet? What chain?” questions. We standardise the crypto side, so your team can focus on work. - Predictable, professional process
Formal documentation, agreed service terms, and transparent steps — not random on-the-day arrangements.
Solutions & Features
B2B Payment Solutions That Slot Into Your Existing Workflow
Core Solutions:
- Crypto payment facilitation for client invoices under a merchant acceptance model
- Client-facing guidance for engaged facilitation (we do the explaining)
- Invoice status updates so your accounts team knows when an invoice is considered paid
- Basic reporting & summaries (e.g., monthly overview of settled invoices via LucasLink)
- Optional KYC/ID checks for larger invoices if required under AML/CTF thresholds
Operational Comforts:
- Prices set in AUD; digital-asset amount fixed at payment initiation
- Payments considered final once confirmed on-chain
- No custody accounts, no pooled client funds, no trading functionality
Pricing
Simple B2B Pricing, Structured Around Your Volume
LucasLink operates on a B2B retainer-plus-service model rather than a one-size-fits-all transaction fee.
Typical structures include:
- A monthly retainer based on estimated invoice volume and support level (e.g. standard support vs engaged client facilitation), and
- A service margin built into the arrangement to cover our risk, settlement, and operational overheads.
Because each industry and invoice range is different, we’ll walk through your typical transaction sizes and frequency and propose a structure that makes sense.
Compliance & Risk Statement
Not an Exchange. Merchant Acceptance Only.
LucasLink is not a digital currency exchange (DCE). We accept select digital assets only as payment for our own services (merchant acceptance). We do not provide:
- Exchange or conversion services
- Cash-out or remittance services
- Brokerage, trading, or custody services
Prices are set in AUD. The digital-asset amount is fixed at payment initiation and considered final once sufficiently confirmed on-chain. Crypto payments are generally final and non-refundable, although your statutory rights under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) remain.
We are continually reviewing our approach as AML/CTF and related regulations evolve, and we may request additional information (including identity documents) for larger or higher-risk invoices.
FAQ
Is this an exchange?
No. We’re a merchant acceptance model accepting digital assets for our own services only. No exchange, conversion, remittance, brokerage, or custody.
Who pays who?
When you pay lucasLink, you are paying us directly for our services.
We issue an AUD-denominated invoice (with GST where applicable) and provide you the option to settle that invoice in approved digital currencies instead of traditional payment methods.
lucasLINK then uses its own business funds to pay any internally approved third-party suppliers involved in delivering your service (for example, real estate companies for marketing, printers, designers, or ad platforms).
These supplier payments are part of lucasLink’s operational process, not a remittance or exchange on your behalf.
Which assets are currently accepted?
We currently accept Bitcoin (BTC), Etherium (ETH), Ripple (XRP) and have plans to expand
Can I get a refund if i’ve paid in Crypto?
All crypto-settled payments to lucasLink are final once confirmed on-chain.
Because digital currency transactions are irreversible by design, and lucasLINK does not operate as an exchange or remittance service, we are unable to offer refunds or reversals of payments.
For business integrity, every invoice is quoted and issued in AUD (including GST) before payment.
We strongly encourage clients to review all details — including wallet address, amount, and reference — before sending any funds.
If a project or campaign is cancelled after payment, lucasLink may, at its discretion, apply a credit note toward future services rather than returning funds.
This approach ensures compliance with Australian AML/CTF law while maintaining fairness and transparency for our clients.
Invoices & reconciliation
Invoices are denominated in AUD. The crypto amount shown at initiation reflects the AUD total at that time. After sufficient confirmations, we mark the invoice as paid and issue a receipt.
What can clients pay for?
Business-purpose invoices only (marketing, SaaS, creative, print, web)
KYC/ID checks
For higher-value invoices or when required by law, we may request KYC/ID before providing a payment request.
Ready to Let Clients Pay in Crypto While You Stay in AUD?
Whether you want us front-and-centre with your clients or quietly operating in the background, LucasLINK gives your business a compliant path to accept crypto-style payments without becoming a crypto business.
Prominent compliance statement
LucasLink operates as a merchant-acceptance business and is not a digital currency exchange (DCE). We accept select digital assets only as payment for our own services. We do not provide exchange, conversion, brokerage, remittance, or custody services.
All crypto payments are final and non-refundable once confirmed on-chain. Prices are set in AUD, and the payable digital-asset amount is fixed at the time of payment initiation. LucasLink does not offer conversion, cash-outs, or custody of client funds.
Statutory rights under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) remain unaffected.
See our Terms of Service for details.
