Payment links
Turn an invoice, a custom order, or a customer conversation into a focused payment journey. Share a link, offer familiar payment choices, and follow the confirmed result.
Explore payment markets
From request to payment
Give a direct sale the same clarity as a store checkout.
Visa⌄Start with the purchase description, agreed amount, currency, and order reference.
Today · 10:42
Of course — here's your payment link.
1 item · USD 84.00
Delivered
Add the link to an email, a direct message, or an online conversation.
Confirming payment…
Payment confirmed
USD 84.00
Match the payment to the original request and move the order into its next step.
Share the request. Open the checkout.
Send a payment request by message, email, or social. Your customer opens the link and chooses how to pay.
01Your customer receives a request
Emma Wilson
online
Today
Your order is ready. Here's your payment link.
1Everyday backpack
USD 84.00 / item
Emma Wilson
to Sophia
Hi Sophia,
Thanks for your order. You can review your purchase and pay using the link below.
1Everyday backpack
USD 84.00 / item
Emma Wilson
emma.wilson · Active now
Today 10:42 AM
Absolutely! Here's the link to complete your order.
1Everyday backpack
USD 84.00 / item
Seen
02The link opens a payment page
When to use payment links
Use a payment link when the sale happens outside your shopping cart.
Custom orders
You agree on the details and price. Send a payment link for that specific order.
Can you make this tote with my initials?
Personalized tote
Initials: SB · 1 item
A tailored order gets its own checkout.
Services & invoices
Add a payment link to your invoice. Your customer pays the agreed amount from the email.
Billed to Sophia Bennett
Payment link included in your email
The invoice becomes the route to payment.
Social & direct messages
Answer their product question, then share a link so they can complete the purchase.
Weekend tote
1 item · $56.00
Delivered
From a product question to a paid order.
Familiar payment choices
Your customer opens one payment link and chooses a familiar way to pay. Bring cards, wallets, and local payment options together without sending a separate request for each method.
Cards, wallets & local favorites
Available choices depend on your country, currency, and approved payment setup. Plan the right mix for your business.
Before you get started
Plan the customer experience and the payment setup together.
Ask us about your setup →A payment link gives an agreed purchase its own checkout destination. Share it after discussing an order, sending an invoice, or answering a customer inquiry.
Choose methods around your customer markets. Availability depends on the business, country, currency, and approved payment setup.
Keep the same order or invoice reference in the payment request and your records. Use the confirmed payment result to decide when to continue delivery or service.
Payment links can serve direct orders and follow-ups while your main storefront continues using online checkout. Discuss both flows when planning your setup.
Illustrative merchant perspective
“Customers should not have to learn a new way to pay just to buy from us. Familiar payment methods and a clear order summary help them finish their purchase with confidence.”
Online store owner