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A payment link is a hosted checkout page we host for you. You create it in the dashboard, share the URL, and your customer pays. There is nothing to build and nothing to deploy. If you only need to take a payment, this is the fastest way to do it — no API key, no integration, no webhook handler.

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Create one in the dashboard

1

Open Payment Links

Log in to the dashboard and choose Payment Links in the left sidebar.
2

Name it and set the price

Give the link a name your customer will recognise on the checkout page, then choose how the amount works:
3

Choose how they can pay

Enable the payment methods you want to accept. Only methods enabled for your account and currency will appear.
4

Set how many times it can be used

Single use expires after one payment — good for invoices. Limited use caps it at a number you choose. Multi use stays open until you deactivate it or it reaches its expiry date.
5

Decide what to collect

Ask for name, email or phone — each one required, optional, or off. Collect only what you actually need; every extra field costs you completions.
6

Share it

Copy the URL, or download the QR code to print or put on a screen. Both are on the link’s page in the dashboard.

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After the payment

Each payment against a link becomes a normal deposit on your account, so your payout balance is credited the same way as any other collection. From the link’s page in the dashboard you can:
  • See every payment made through it, and its status
  • Download a PDF receipt for an individual payment
  • Deactivate the link to stop accepting payments, and reactivate it later
  • Export the transactions
If you want payments pushed to your own system instead of checking the dashboard, set a webhook — payment link collections arrive as transaction.deposit.status.updated. See Webhooks.
Amounts on these deposits follow the same fee rules as the rest of your account. Check Fees & Billing before reconciling — the fee may be added on top of what your customer paid rather than taken out of it.
If you need a link per order rather than one you share repeatedly, links can be created programmatically with the same options as the dashboard form — type, pricing, enabled payment methods, usage limit and which customer details to collect. You can also list your links, fetch the payments and totals for one, and deactivate it.
These endpoints aren’t in the API reference yet. Ask your account manager for the current contract rather than working from a path written down here — the reference is the only place we keep those in step with the API.
Payments made through a link arrive as normal deposit webhooks, so if you already handle deposits you already handle these. See the deposit payload.