A Small Base USDC Invoicing Workflow For Freelancers

This is for freelancers who already accept USDC on Base and want a lightweight workflow without a hosted invoice app.

1. Agree on network and token before the work starts: Base network, USDC contract, recipient address, and whether network fees are paid by the client.
2. Use a deposit or milestone request for new clients. Keep the scope, due date, wallet address, and invoice reference in one message.
3. Generate a payment URI/QR only after the invoice amount and recipient address are final.
4. Keep a manual fallback next to the link: Base network, USDC token contract, recipient, exact amount, and smallest units.
5. Track every invoice in a simple CSV: invoice id, client, amount, due date, tx hash, status, and follow-up date.
6. Send overdue reminders with the invoice id and amount, not a vague “checking in” message.

Free offline invoice generator:
https://telegra.ph/Free-Base-USDC-Invoice-Generator-For-Freelancers-07-03

Optional paid template pack:
https://telegra.ph/Base-USDC-Freelancer-Payment-Kit-07-03

Public verification package:
https://gofile.io/d/J3Y6as

Package MD5:
700a362e87eb7895ce8ffdbe6e23cba4

Paid delivery status:
https://telegra.ph/Paid-Delivery-Status---Local-Business-Content-Kit-07-04

The free generator now includes a local payment QR plus a manual payment fallback for wallets that do not prefill the token, recipient, or amount. The public verification package includes free tools and a local payment checker; paid ZIP files are delivered after payment through the status page.

Mirror and notes:
https://write.as/7maxjda9nv6ig.md

The goal is not to replace accounting software. It is a small workflow for faster, clearer payment requests when the buyer already knows how to pay with Base USDC.