Payment Link Apps

Payment link apps for people who invoice rather than run a shop

A payment link app turns one invoice into one web address. You write the invoice in your
browser, you send the link, and whoever opens it pays it by card. There is no catalogue to
browse, no basket, no account for your customer to create — and nothing for you to install
on a server.

Everything in this category settles the same way: your customer pays in their own
currency, you receive a stablecoin payout at an address you control, usually within
minutes. No merchant account, no KYC file, no chargebacks, and no percentage of your
invoices taken by us.

When a payment link app is the right tool

Use one when the sale is agreed in a conversation rather than in a basket. A consulting
fee settled by email. A deposit before a project starts. A coaching programme priced per
client. A retainer, a phase, a change request. Each of those is a different amount that
will never be sold again, and creating a product in a store for every one of them makes no
sense.

A payment link app is also the fastest route for anyone selling in a category banks
decline — IPTV, supplements, VPN, forex education, adult, resale. There is no underwriting
to pass, because the money never passes through an account in your name at a bank.

When you want something else instead

If you are selling a catalogue with stock, variants and shipping, you want a shop and a
gateway, not a payment link app. The
WooCommerce,
PrestaShop,
OpenCart and
WHMCS modules do that,
and they live in
high risk
payment gateway plugins. If you are building something custom and want the engine as
source code, that is the
integration kit.

What every payment link app here includes

Unlimited links, and twenty-five payment methods to offer on each — cards,
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut, Klarna, iDEAL, UPI, Interac and more.
Real invoicing: line items, quantities, a discount, a tax you name yourself, a due
date and your own terms. Print or save as PDF from the same page.
Eighteen invoicing currencies in, one stablecoin out, settling on
Polygon.
A payout wallet per payment method, so revenue can be split by brand or partner
without a second account.
Four interface languages — English, French, Spanish and Arabic, with a true
right-to-left layout.
Editing, cancelling and bulk actions on links nobody has paid yet.

The plans differ by duration only; no feature is held back for a higher tier, and we
take no commission on what you collect. Per-method rates are published on the
processing fees page. If you are unsure whether
your activity qualifies, ask us before you
subscribe — a no in advance is worth more than a refund afterwards.