Business · Payment links
A link is thesmallest checkoutthere is.
Create a link, send it anywhere, get paid. No storefront, no integration, no checkout to build — right for selling in a conversation.
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What you can set
Small surface on purpose.
- Amount
- Fixed for a specific sale, or open when the payer decides — a contribution, a deposit, a tab.
- Currency
- DOP or USD. The payer pays from whichever balance they hold, converting on an accepted quote if needed.
- Reference
- Your own label travels with the payment onto both receipts and into your reports.
- Reuse or single use
- A link can be good for one payment and then close, or stay open for as many payments as arrive.
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How it is used
The whole flow lives inside a conversation.
- 01Create itAmount, currency, reference, reuse rule. Takes about ten seconds in the merchant app.
- 02Send itPaste it into whatever channel the customer is already in — messaging, email, a social profile bio.
- 03They payThe link opens a page with your business name and the amount. They approve in Paydoly; non-users can open an account from there.
- 04It settlesInto your merchant balance net of the fee, tagged with your reference and visible in reports with everything else.
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Common questions
How is this different from an invoice?
An invoice is a document with terms, line items and a due date. A link is just a way to be paid. Use a link when the paperwork would be the slow part.
Can I see who paid?
Yes. Each payment against a link records the payer's display name, the time and your reference.
Can I close a link?
Yes, at any time. It stops accepting payments immediately; payments already made are unaffected.