Crypto Payments

duplicate of@denizyanbollu/shieldz

Create a Shieldz crypto payment link or tip jar for a wallet the USER explicitly provides, and read payment status back. Use ONLY when the user directly asks to create a crypto payment link or tip jar (or to check what a Shieldz link has received), has named or confirmed the destination wallet, and has confirmed the amount. Do not infer or auto-create from vague phrasing. Every creation sends data to the external Shieldz service (shieldz.cash) and must be confirmed with the user first.

ShieldZ Payments@shieldz

Install

openclaw skills install @shieldz/crypto-payments

Shieldz crypto payments

Turn a wallet address the user controls into a hosted crypto payment link or a reusable tip jar via Shieldz, and read back how much has been paid. Non-custodial: funds settle straight to the user's wallet; Shieldz never holds funds or keys. Keyless: no account and no API key.

Read this before using it (data & privacy)

This skill calls external Shieldz network services, the keyless REST API at https://shieldz.cash/api/v1/... and, optionally, the remote MCP server at https://shieldz.cash/mcp. It is not a local or offline flow.

On each action, the following is transmitted to Shieldz (a third party):

the destination wallet address, chain, and asset
the amount and any memo / title the user provides
an email address, only if the user explicitly provides one (see below)
when reading status, the manage_token

Treat every manage_url / manage_token as a private access credential: anyone holding it can read the account's totals and settings. Do not post them publicly, paste them into shared contexts, or write them to logs.

Only proceed if the user is comfortable sending the above to Shieldz's external infrastructure. This skill does not collect credentials, read local files, harvest environment variables, run dynamic code, or persist anything on the machine. It contacts shieldz.cash and nothing else.

When to use, and when NOT to

Use this skill only when all of these hold:

the user explicitly asks to create a Shieldz crypto payment link or tip jar, or to check what a specific Shieldz link received, and
the user has named or confirmed the destination wallet address, and
for a fixed-amount link, the user has confirmed the amount.

Do not activate on vague or adjacent phrasing such as "I need to get paid", "how do payments work", or "set something up". If the intent, the wallet, or the amount is unclear, ask, do not create anything.

Confirm before every external call. Before creating a link or tip jar, restate the exact wallet address, chain, asset, amount, memo, and whether an email will be sent, then get an explicit "yes". Never create autonomously and never batch-create.

Email is optional and consent-gated

email is optional and only lets the human owner claim a dashboard later. Because it is personal data sent to a third party, do not include it unless the user explicitly provides an address and agrees to send it. Omit it by default, settlement works without it.

Create a payment link (fixed amount)

Keyless, no Authorization header. Only call this after the confirmation above.

bash

curl https://shieldz.cash/api/v1/links \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "settlement": { "chain": "BASE", "asset": "USDC", "address": "0xUserProvidedWallet" },
    "amount_usd_cents": 4900,
    "memo": "Order #1234"
  }'

chain: BASE, ARBITRUM, OPTIMISM, POLYGON, or ETHEREUM. asset: USDC or USDT.
amount_usd_cents: amount in USD cents (4900 = $49.00, range $1-$100k).
Response includes pay_url (share this with the payer), and manage_url + manage_token (private, keep secret per the rules above).

Give the payer the pay_url. Do not add email unless the user opted in.

Create a tip jar (pay-what-you-want, reusable)

bash

curl https://shieldz.cash/api/v1/tip-jars \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "settlement": { "chain": "BASE", "asset": "USDC", "address": "0xUserProvidedWallet" },
    "title": "Buy me a coffee",
    "suggested_amounts_usd_cents": [300, 500, 1000]
  }'

Response includes url (share this) and manage_token (private).

Read status (how much has been paid)

bash

curl https://shieldz.cash/a/<manage_token>.json

Returns totals and the invoice list. The manage_token is a capability secret, only use one the user has given you, never guess it, and never share it.

Optional: MCP instead of REST

If the agent uses MCP, the same three actions are available keyless via the Shieldz MCP server: remote at https://shieldz.cash/mcp, or local with a pinned version npx -y @shieldz/mcp@0.3.0. Tools: create_payment_link, create_tip_jar, get_account_status. The same confirmation, data-disclosure, and email-consent rules above apply unchanged.

Safety summary

Contacts shieldz.cash only. No other network destination.
Confirms wallet + amount + email-choice with the user before every creation.
Never creates from vague intent, and never creates without an explicit "yes".
manage_url / manage_token are private, protect them like a password.
email is optional, consent-gated, and off by default.
No local persistence, no credential / environment / file access, no dynamic code execution, and a pinned MCP dependency.