Payment links & invoices payment providers

A payment link is a URL that opens a hosted checkout for a specific amount or product. You create it in a dashboard or via API and send it by email, messenger, SMS or social media; the customer pays with whatever methods the provider supports — cards, wallets, bank transfer or local options like PIX. No website or shopping cart integration is required.

Typical use cases

Social commerce and small sellers taking orders in Instagram, WhatsApp or Telegram.
Invoices for services and B2B, where a link replaces bank details in a PDF.
Call-centre and manual sales, collecting payment while the customer is on the phone.
Recovery flows — resend a link after an abandoned checkout or failed charge.

Single-use vs reusable links

Single-use links are tied to one order and expire; reusable links work like a fixed-price button or a donation page. Some providers let customers enter the amount, add quantity, or save a card for later recurring payments.

Fees and risk

Fees usually match the provider's online card or local method pricing. Because links can be forwarded, risk teams pay attention to card-not-present fraud: 3-D Secure, velocity limits and order verification matter. In high-risk verticals, providers may restrict pay-by-link or require extra KYB on how links are distributed.

Choosing a payment link provider

Methods available on the link page in your GEO — e.g. payment links in Brazil often need PIX and boleto, in the US cards and wallets.
Branding, languages and currencies on the hosted page.
API for generating links in bulk, webhooks and status tracking.
Settlement speed and payout currency.

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