Pay your developer in crypto.
Hire a developer for your website or application. Pay in crypto. BRÈCHE works directly with you, whether the product uses a blockchain or has nothing to do with one.
The work is scoped. So is the payment.
Agree the asset and network together.
BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT and USDC are the primary payment options shown by the studio. Other major assets can be discussed. The proposal identifies the exact asset and network accepted for the project.
An asset ticker alone is not a complete payment instruction. Some assets exist on several networks, and the intended receiving setup must support the one agreed. Do not send funds before the project payment instructions have been confirmed.
Attach payments to the proposal.
The scope, payment milestones and acceptance points are agreed together. The initial brief uses a USD budget range for planning; it is not a live crypto quote or a payment request.
The proposal needs to state how the payable amount is determined, any quote validity, network fee responsibilities and how receipt is confirmed. Those terms should be clear before a transfer is made.
A normal website is a normal project.
A company website, store or internal tool does not need a wallet connection because its development is paid in crypto. Payment to BRÈCHE and payment features inside your product are separate subjects.
For example, you can commission a website paid in Bitcoin, a customer portal paid in USDC or a store paid in USDT. These are possible project arrangements, not past client examples. The asset and network still need agreement for your proposal.
Keep the project record private and clear.
Record the agreed scope, milestones and payment references in the private project documentation. BRÈCHE never publishes client transactions, amounts or project results as references. Provider records and public blockchain data are outside that publication policy.
This website does not collect payments or connect a wallet. Start with the project requirements; payment arrangements follow in the proposal. The planning worksheet helps identify decisions, but contains no payment instructions.
A few things to know.
Can I pay for a website with Bitcoin or USDC?
Yes, these are among the studio's primary payment options. The specific asset, network and milestones must be agreed in the project proposal before payment.
Can I pay a developer in USDT for an ordinary app?
Yes. USDT is one of BRÈCHE's primary payment options for development work, including conventional applications. Agree the exact network, amount calculation and milestones in the proposal.
Does my website need to accept crypto from customers?
No. How you pay for development is separate from the payment methods your customers use. Checkout or wallet features are included only when your product scope requires them.
Is the price fixed in crypto or converted from another currency?
That is agreed in the proposal. It must state the amount basis, any conversion method and the payment window. The USD range in the brief is planning information, not a binding quote.
Do you accept bank transfers or cards?
BRÈCHE's current policy is crypto payments only. The project proposal specifies the supported asset and network.
Is there a payment address on this website?
No. The website does not collect payments. Payment instructions are part of the agreed project process.
From first spec to production.