01Freelance
Getting paid for work
Put the handle at the bottom of an estimate or a message thread instead of repeating account details each time.
Personal · PayMe
One link.Every timesomeone owes you.
PayMe is your permanent handle — a link and a QR that never change. Share it once and people can pay you from it for years, without you creating anything new.
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What it is
The difference between a request and a handle: one is for a debt, the other is for you.
- A permanent handle
- You pick it once — paydoly.com/@yourname — and it stays yours. It does not expire and does not need regenerating.
- A link and a QR
- The same handle renders as a link for messaging and as a QR for printing, a phone screen or a market stall.
- Open by default
- Whoever opens it chooses the amount and currency, unless you pin a fixed amount for a specific purpose.
- Attributed
- Every payment through your PayMe arrives labelled as such, so you can tell handle payments from direct transfers in your history.
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What people use it for
The patterns we see most.
02Informal selling
A stall or a stand
Print the QR once and leave it on the counter. No terminal, no per-sale setup.
03Splitting
Everyone pays you back
Share the handle in a group chat after dinner rather than chasing six separate people.
04Contributions
Collecting for something
An open-amount handle collects whatever each person chooses to give, all attributed in one place.
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Common questions
Can I change my handle?
Yes, but the old one stops working immediately and any printed QR becomes dead. We warn you clearly before confirming.
Does it work for business?
It works, but a merchant account gives you stores, staff, reports and settlement. PayMe is built for a person, not a business.
Can someone see my balance from the link?
No. A PayMe page shows your display name and nothing else about your account.