Payment links for business
Create a link for one bill and send it the way you already talk to your customer. They pay; you get told. Nothing to build, nothing to install.
A payment link is a single-use web address tied to one bill. You create it against a customer and an amount; they open it and pay. Because the link belongs to that bill and nothing else, the payment arrives already matched to the customer, the amount and your own reference — which is the part that saves the time, not the sending.
A link, or a code — whichever your customer already knows
Which one you send depends on the gateway you connect. Both come from the same bill.
Hosted checkout link
The customer taps the link and pays by card or wallet on a hosted page. This is what you get in Saudi Arabia and Oman, through Paymob. Links expire, so a stale one cannot be paid twice.
Billing number
The customer enters a code in their own bank's app and pays from their account. This is Jordan, through eFAWATEERcom — no card needed, and nothing new for them to learn.
If any of this sounds like your week
- You sell over WhatsApp, Instagram or the phone, and there is no checkout to send anyone to
- You invoice on terms and want the invoice to carry its own way to pay
- You take deposits or part-payments before starting work
- You collect from customers who are not in front of you
- You have a website, but building a checkout into it is not this quarter's problem
The link is the small part
Anyone can send a payment address. Knowing what is still outstanding three weeks later is the actual job.
- A link or code per bill, so you always know which payment was which
- The customer's name and the amount already filled in — nothing for them to type wrong
- A due date, if the bill has one
- Automatic reminders while it goes unpaid
- Status that updates itself: pending, paid, overdue, cancelled
- A reference or invoice number of your own, carried through to reporting
You keep your own payment provider
Find out which route fits your business
Tell us your country and how you sell. We will tell you which gateway applies and how long it takes to be collecting.