Use cases · Payment link

Payment link

Amount and note. A unique link.

The food counter needs to take $25. There is no card reader. Mechanic deposit, salon booking, food truck, the gas station counter. You send a link with a dollar amount and a short note. They pay on their phone. You see it is paid. You can send the money back if you need to. You keep the sale, the refunds, and the disputes. We take 25¢.

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What you send

Amount and a note. That is the whole ticket.

What they get

A unique link. You see when it is paid.

What you pay

A small fee per payment. No monthly software.

No monthly fee. About 25¢ per payment plus the card company's cut (about 2.9% + 30¢). Roughly 5% on a $25 ticket.

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Maryland, DC, and Virginia. Say the address and how you want it used.

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Ways to use a payment link

Same link. Different counter.

Mechanic

A deposit before the lift.

  • Send a $150 link. Put the ticket number in the note
  • They pay on their phone in the waiting room
  • You see it is paid before you order the part

Salon

Hold the chair.

  • A $40 booking fee in the note
  • The link is the appointment. No card reader on the desk
  • Send the money back if they cancel in time

Food truck

Pay at the window.

  • Set up the truck once
  • A new link per ticket — $18, two tacos
  • No card reader. No monthly software

Gas station counter

The deli, not the pumps.

  • Hot food and the coffee pot when the register is down
  • Amount and a note. They tap the link
  • You get paid. We take 25¢

Contractor

A draw on the job.

  • Kitchen remodel, second draw, $4,000
  • They pay from the house. You see it is paid
  • Send part of it back if the change-order shrinks

Restaurant

Takeout when the register dies.

  • The register is frozen. The link still works
  • Send a link for the check. Note the table
  • They pay in the lot. Send money back for a wrong item