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Payment links & invoices: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.

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ZoopZoop: termsOfferZoop· October 16, 2026Velpay: termsOfferVelpay· October 16, 2026Transbank: termsOfferTransbank· October 16, 2026Sao PaymentsSao Payments: termsOfferSao Payments· October 16, 2026Paymovil: termsOfferPaymovil· October 16, 2026Paygasus: termsOfferPaygasus· October 16, 2026OrthoBanc: termsOfferOrthoBanc· October 16, 2026Moolre LTDMoolre LTD: termsOfferMoolre LTD· October 16, 2026Kowri: termsOfferKowri· October 16, 2026InfinitePay: termsOfferInfinitePay· October 16, 2026Dharma Merchant ServicesDharma Merchant Services: termsOfferDharma Merchant Services· October 16, 2026CulqiCulqi: termsOfferCulqi· October 16, 2026Cellulant: termsOfferCellulant· October 16, 2026Cashia: termsOfferCashia· October 16, 2026Brij: termsOfferBrij· October 16, 2026BK IP SA: termsOfferBK IP SA· October 16, 2026AutobooksAutobooks: termsOfferAutobooks· October 16, 2026AsaasAsaas: termsOfferAsaas· October 16, 2026

What payment links are

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.

{count} companies offer payment links. Related: cashier and payment pages, card acquiring, local payment methods. Check the Offers tab or post a request.