Get tipped for your store
Every store has a public tip page anyone can open to send you $DIG, and a one-line script drops a Tip button onto any website. Tips go straight to your wallet — wallet to wallet, on Chia mainnet. No account, no backend, no middleman, and DIGHUb never touches the funds.
The mental model
A tip is a direct $DIG send from a visitor's wallet to your store's owner wallet. The visitor connects a wallet, picks an amount, signs in their own wallet, and the payment broadcasts to the network. You receive it like any other coin.
There are two ways to collect tips, and both run the same flow:
- A hosted tip page on DIGHUb — a shareable URL you can drop in a bio, a README, or a post.
- An embeddable Tip button — a script you paste into your own site so visitors tip without leaving it.
Share your tip page
Every store anchored on-chain has a deterministic, shareable tip page:
https://hub.dig.net/tip/store/<your store id>
Open it signed-out to view; it shows your store name, its address, your links, and a Send a tip action. Connecting a wallet is only needed to actually tip. Because the URL is just your store id, the page is stable and cacheable — paste it anywhere.
If your store is published under a handle on DIGHUb, it also has a tip page at https://hub.dig.net/tip/<handle>/<slug>. Both lead to the same tip flow.
Embed a Tip button on your own site
The easiest way: open your store's Developer tab on DIGHUb (or your tip page) and copy the ready-made Embed snippet. It comes pre-filled with your receive address, the $DIG asset, and your store name — paste it into any web page and you're done.
The snippet is the xchtip.app tip widget — a self-contained, embeddable Tip button. It looks like this:
<script src="https://xchtip.app/embed/xch-tip.js"
data-recipient="<your xch1… receive address>"
data-asset="a406d3a9de984d03c9591c10d917593b434d5263cabe2b42f6b367df16832f81"
data-scheme="purple"
data-name="<your store name>"
async></script>
On click it opens its own wallet connection (scan a QR or copy a link — works best with Sage), then a tipping modal: pick an amount, sign in your wallet, send. It loads its dependencies only when a visitor clicks, so the button is weightless until used and never collides with the rest of your page.
Options
| Attribute | Required | What it does |
|---|---|---|
data-recipient | required | Your bech32m receive address (xch1…). DIGHUb fills this in from your store. |
data-asset | required | xch for XCH, or a CAT asset id. The $DIG CAT id is a406d3a9…16832f81. |
data-scheme | optional | green (default), purple (the $DIG brand), or orange. |
data-name | optional | A display name shown on the widget's card/banner variants and your tip page. DIGHUb fills in your handle/store name. |
data-label | optional | The button text. Default: Send a tip for a CAT, Tip in XCH for XCH. |
data-amount-presets | optional | Comma-separated amount chips (whole units). Default for a CAT: 1,5,25. |
data-variant | optional | button (default), compact, pill, inline, banner, or card. |
data-target | optional | A CSS selector to mount the button into. Default: inline, right after the script tag. |
data-wc-project-id | optional | A WalletConnect projectId. Not needed — the widget uses xchtip.app's own by default. |
Unlike a raw WalletConnect integration, you don't supply a WalletConnect projectId — the widget ships with xchtip.app's. Just paste the snippet and the button works.
For the full attribute set (custom colors, sizes, symbols, locale), open the xchtip.app builder — it previews the button live and generates the snippet for any configuration.
How a tip flows
- The visitor clicks Tip (or Send a tip on the hosted page).
- They connect a wallet — their own session, scanned or copy-linked.
- They choose an amount and sign the payment in their wallet.
- The payment broadcasts to Chia mainnet and arrives in your wallet.
The tip is a direct wallet-to-wallet $DIG transfer, built in the visitor's browser and broadcast to Chia mainnet. There is no checkout and no custodian in the middle — neither DIGHUb nor xchtip.app ever holds the funds.