PAYMENT LINKS

Share a link.
Get paid.

Create a secure payment page in minutes and share it wherever you talk to customers — by email, message, social media, or QR code.

Your business

Order summary

Order #10422 items
Roasted beans · 1kgNPR 1,800.00
Filter papersNPR 650.00
TotalNPR 3,800.00

A simple payment experience, from order details to confirmation.

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Payment details

Choose how you’d like to pay.

CardWalletBank
Email address
Cardholder name
Aayush Shrestha
Card information
••••   ••••   ••••   4291
Expiry date
MM / YY
Security code
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MADE FOR

  • Small businesses

    Request payment without building a website or online store.

  • Service providers

    Send a link for consultations, deposits, or completed work.

  • Social sellers

    Share links in chats and posts so customers can pay where they found you.

Start accepting payments
without a website.

Payment links make it simple to request payment for a product, service, or invoice.

  1. No code needed

    Create a payment page without building a website or writing an integration.

    Set the amount, add a short description, and your link is ready to share.

    It's a simple way to start accepting online payments before you build a full checkout.

  2. Share it anywhere

    Send links by email, chat, or social media, or print a QR code for in-person requests.

    Paste a link into an email, a chat, or a social post, or add it to an invoice.

    For face-to-face requests, customers can scan a QR code and pay from their phone.

  3. Customize and configure

    Set the rules for each link, and carry your brand through to the payment page.

    Ask for a delivery address or a phone number only on the links that need one.

    Limit how many times a link can be paid, or set a date when it expires.

Frequently asked questions

Do customers need an account to pay?

No. Customers open the link, choose a payment option, and pay on a secure page. There is nothing for them to download and no account to create.

Can I reuse a payment link?

Yes. Create one-time links for individual requests, or reusable links for recurring products, fees, and donations. Each link keeps its own record of what has been paid.

Can I use payment links with invoices?

Payment links can be added to invoices and messages, so customers pay straight from the request. That usually gets invoices settled faster than sending bank details.

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