QPAY

QPAY QPAY

Price of 1 QPAY today (3 April)

$ 0.000073

16.66%

Price of QPAY (QPAY)

Market Cap

$ 72.9K

+7%

#7036

FDV

$ 72.9K

Trading Volume, 24h

$ 2.6K

+67%

Dominance

0.0000029%

In circulation QPAY

999,958,953 100%

Max supply

1,000,000,000

Price Min/Max

24 hrs

$ 0.000062

$ 0.000077

30 days

$ 0.000045

$ 0.00011

1 year

$ 0.000007

$ 0.0022

QPAY Sectors:

QPAY does not belong to any sector.

Exchanges where QPAY is traded

	Exchange	Pair	Price	Volume, 24h
1	PumpSwap	QPAY/SOL--2	$ 0.000073 SOL--2 0.00000092	$ 2,590	Go

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Today QPAY (QPAY) only traded on PumpSwap. The maximum trading volume is observed for the trading pair QPAY/SOL--2 and reaches 2.6 ths. dollars (100% of the total volume across all exchanges). During the week, the minimum price for QPAY (QPAY) is fixed on Sunday at 0.000056 cents. Currently, the token QPAY is trading in the range of 0.0073 cents or 0.00000011 kopecks for 1 QPAY.

Calculator QPAY

QPAY

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1 QPAY = 0.000073 USD

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What is QPAY?

Qpay is a Web3 social finance protocol designed to enable borderless crypto payments through social media platforms, starting with X (formerly Twitter). The protocol integrates with @QpayBot called "tag2pay", allowing users to connect their wallets and send tokens by tagging other registered usernames with specific commands. Transactions are executed via blockchain, providing transparency, security, and efficiency. Qpay aims to simplify peer-to-peer transfers by combining familiar social media interactions with decentralized finance infrastructure.

How to add QPAY to Metamask?

To add QPAY to the metamask you need:

In the wallet select the desired network and then in the cryptocurrencies section scroll to the bottom - click "Import tokens".
Copy the smart contract address for QPAY from the list below.
Paste into the "Smart Contract Address" field.
Click the "Add Custom Token" button.

The QPAY is available on the 2 blockchain networks. Below is a list of QPAY smartcontract addresses to add to the metamask: