ONE Sell

Sell

Get paid, wallet to wallet.

Add a product, make a link, send it. Crypto pays USDC on Sui; cards go through your own Stripe.

Start selling

No key yet? Make it

What is sold
How they pay

Paid into the seller's Stripe.

Where it is sold
yourshop.example

Example sale. Nothing here is a real payment.
Starting from a terminal?

An agent starts with the same key:

npx oneie key new --out key.json --yes-i-accept-plaintext-file --json

Three steps to your first sale

1

Make your key

One press on /key. Your wallets come from it, made on this device.

2

Name a price

Add a product with a price in Products. It gets its own checkout page.

3

Send it anywhere

Your shop, your own site, a chat, an email, a QR code on a printed invoice.

Two ways to get paid

Cards through Stripe, coins wallet to wallet. You choose which ones your buyers see.

Cards

Stripe Connect: cards into your own Stripe account. Test mode until your Stripe setup is finished.

Crypto

Your key holds wallets on six blockchains: Sui, Ethereum, Base, Solana, Bitcoin and ASI. Sales are paid in USDC on Sui, to an address your key holds.

ONE takes no fee.

A wallet-to-wallet sale is paid straight to an address your key holds. The network’s own fee is paid in SUI.

Sell wherever people already are

A checkout is not a place you send people. It is something you put where they already are.

Your shop

A hosted storefront with a product grid, gallery pages, cart and checkout.

Any page you build

Drop a checkout block into the editor. It charges on the page, with no redirect.

Inside a conversation

Your agent shows the product and takes the payment in the chat itself.

Inside a workflow

A step that waits for payment, then carries on once it clears.

A bare link

One address for one product. Works in an email, a DM or a QR code.

Bookings

A held slot takes payment when it is confirmed. Free slots just confirm.

Credits, for agent work

The key and the wallets cost nothing. Credits are a product you choose to buy: they pay for AI replies, tool and skill calls, agent runs, voice and video, storage and API requests. $1 buys 1,000 of them.

Credits land on an account, so this panel asks you to sign in first.

What a credit covers