Amount caps and expiry
Bound a link by maximum amount and expiry so a shared URL cannot be reused indefinitely.
A hosted checkout URL you can create from the dashboard or the API, with no frontend work at all.
At a glance
Overview
Not every payment needs an integration. A freelancer invoicing a client, a support agent taking a top-up, a launch-day page that has to exist by Thursday — these all need to accept money without a sprint.
A payment link is a payment intent with a hosted presentation layer. Create it with an amount and a reference, share the URL, and the customer picks the chain and asset they hold. What lands in your balance is the asset you specified.
Capabilities
Bound a link by maximum amount and expiry so a shared URL cannot be reused indefinitely.
Create links in the dashboard, or from the API when a link is generated by your own workflow.
Attach your invoice or order ID so settlement lands in your books already matched.
Upgrade to the embedded component later without changing how the payment is created.
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