Skip to content

What is Anonomi Paylinks?

Anonomi Paylinks lets publishers embed a Donate button on their website or blog without exposing a long-lived wallet address.

Each time a donor clicks the button, a fresh subaddress is generated — reducing the risk of address correlation and surveillance.


Paylinks is designed for publishers under pressure:

  • Journalists
  • Bloggers
  • Activists
  • Content creators in hostile environments

Anyone who needs to receive donations privately, without exposing a static wallet address that can be tracked, correlated, or used against them.


  1. Go to Create Paylink
  2. Enter your Monero primary address and private view key
  3. Configure optional settings (label, index range)
  4. Get a Donate button snippet to embed on your site

The private view key is stored encrypted on the server and used only to derive receive-only subaddresses. We never ask for your spend key — we can’t move your funds.

  1. Click the Donate button on the publisher’s site
  2. Optionally enter an amount and description
  3. Receive a fresh subaddress and QR code
  4. Send the payment using your Monero wallet app

Traditional donation buttons expose a single wallet address that:

  • Can be tracked on the blockchain
  • Can be correlated with other payments
  • Creates a permanent link between you and your donors

Paylinks generates a fresh subaddress for each donation request, breaking that chain.

You never share your spend key. The server only has your view key (encrypted), which can generate receiving addresses but cannot spend funds.

We don’t log:

  • Donor IP addresses
  • Payment amounts
  • Timestamps
  • Descriptions

The payment metadata exists only in the donor’s browser during the request.


Paylinks is a separate tool from Payment Requests inside Anonomi Messenger.

FeaturePaylinksMessenger Payment Requests
Use casePublic donation buttonsPrivate peer-to-peer payments
AudiencePublishers with websitesContacts in secure conversations
Address generationServer-side (view key)Client-side (in wallet)

If you’re exchanging payment info with a trusted contact, use Messenger. If you need a public donation button, use Paylinks.