To sell tickets for Bitcoin or USDT, create your event on [Anyza Events](https://anyza.events), add your ticket batches and connect your wallet through Anyza Pay. Buyers pay you directly, in USDC or USDT on Solana, Bitcoin or Lightning, and the QR ticket is issued as soon as the payment shows up on the network. Anyza takes no percentage: you pay 20 credits (US$ 0.20) to publish a paid event and 3 credits (US$ 0.03) per paid ticket.
What it costs
| Event | What you pay Anyza | In US$ |
|---|---|---|
| Free event, up to 100 attendees | Nothing | 0 |
| Free event, above 100 attendees | 1 credit per extra attendee | 0.01 each |
| Paid event | 20 credits to publish + 3 credits per paid ticket | 0.20 + 0.03 per ticket |
| Example: 200 tickets at US$ 25 (US$ 5,000 in sales) | 20 + 600 credits | 6.20 |
One credit is one US cent, and every account starts with 1,000 welcome credits. The ticket money never passes through Anyza: it goes from the buyer to your wallet. When you also sell by card on your own payment link, that provider charges its own fees on those sales.
Step by step
- Create your organizer. At anyza.events, sign in with your Anyza account and create the organizer profile: name, country, currency and the wallet you receive in.
- Create the event in 5 steps. Title, category, date and time zone, venue or online link, cover and description.
- Add ticket batches. Each batch has a name, price, quantity and sale dates, for example "Early bird", "General" and "VIP". Prices are set in your currency; the crypto amount is worked out at checkout.
- Choose how you get paid. Turn on crypto through Anyza Pay (your wallet), a card payment link, or both.
- Publish and share. Your event gets its own page, a countdown page and widgets to paste on your website.
The full guide with screenshots is in Create an event and tickets.
What the buyer sees
The buyer picks a ticket, pays in the Anyza Pay window (in their language) and gets the ticket in their account right away: a QR code for the door, or the access link for an online event. They can add it to their calendar in one tap. If they have no crypto yet, the ticket box links to a short guide on wallets and how to buy USDC or USDT.
At the door
The door is a web app that runs on any phone. You scan QR codes with the camera, and it keeps working without internet: the list stays on the phone and the check-ins sync when the connection comes back. Staff without an Anyza account can use a device with a PIN, each on its own lane. See Door and check-in.
Selling more
- Promoters: people share your event with their own link; you choose the buyer discount and their commission.
- Telegram or Discord group that only ticket holders can join, with automatic updates about the event.
- Event pages by city and theme in 11 languages, where people find events near them.
- Reviews: after the event, people who attended rate the organizer, and the average shows on all your next events.
Trust tiers
Every organizer shows a badge on the event page. An Anyza account can sell up to US$ 10,000 per event; with an identity document checked by Anyza (level 3), up to US$ 40,000; above that, the venue and attraction documents for that event are reviewed by Anyza. Sales pause on their own at the tier's limit.
Common questions
Can I sell tickets for Bitcoin?
Yes. When your Anyza Pay wallet accepts Bitcoin, buyers pay on-chain or over Lightning, straight to you. USDC and USDT on Solana work the same way.
Does Anyza take a percentage of ticket sales?
No. There is no percentage per ticket. A paid event costs 20 credits to publish and 3 credits per paid ticket, which is US$ 0.20 and US$ 0.03.
Who handles refunds?
The organizer. Buyers pay you directly, so Anyza never holds the money; you set your refund policy on the event page and refund from your own wallet.
Can I run a free event?
Yes. Free events cost nothing up to 100 attendees, then 1 credit per attendee. People still get a QR ticket and you still use the door app.
Does the check-in work without internet?
Yes. The door app keeps the attendee list on the phone, checks QR codes offline and syncs the check-ins when the connection comes back.
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