Social sellers
Put one link in your Instagram bio or WhatsApp status. Every customer pays the same way and you see who paid.
Share it on WhatsApp, put it in your bio or print the QR code. Customers pay, your balance goes up.
A single-use link is fine for one invoice, but most small businesses are paid by many people for the same thing. A payment link is one address you keep. Customers open it, enter their name and email, choose card, bank transfer or USSD and pay. You can let them pick the amount or fix the price. Every confirmed payment is added to your balance minus our fee, and the links page shows each link, how many people paid and how much came in.
Put one link in your Instagram bio or WhatsApp status. Every customer pays the same way and you see who paid.
Collect dues, offerings or ticket money with a fixed amount, a payment limit and an end date.
Keep a pay-me link on your invoices and let clients enter the amount you agreed.
Print the QR code and stick it by the till so customers can pay from their phone.
Open Take Payments in your dashboard and choose Payment links.
Press Create an any-amount link, or set a fixed amount, a limit or an expiry yourself.
Copy the link, share it on WhatsApp or download the QR code. Payments appear on the link as they clear.
Create a free account, switch to test mode and make a payment link. Open it to see what your customers see; no real money moves.
Fees are taken per payment, by amount: see the live fees on the pricing page. You see the exact fee and your net on every payment.
POST /v1/business/payment-links, authenticated with your X-IdentifyOrg-Key header.
{
"title": "Pay Ada Stores",
"description": "Deposits and full payments",
"min_amount": 500,
"max_amount": 200000,
"redirect_url": "https://yourshop.com/thanks"
}{
"id": "5b1e...",
"url": "https://identifyorg.com/pay/link/3y6u465fdp",
"title": "Pay Ada Stores",
"amount": null,
"amount_type": "open",
"status": "active",
"payments_started": 0,
"payments_paid": 0,
"total_collected": 0.0
}When the test convinces you, the developer section shows exactly how to connect it: the endpoint, the request and response, SDKs for your language and webhooks.
A card checkout link is for one customer and one amount. A payment link is reusable: many people can pay through it, at a fixed price or any amount you allow.
No. They give a name and email, choose how to pay and pay. They never see your bank details.
Only when a payment is confirmed, once. A payment that was never completed adds nothing.
Yes. Pause it, set an expiry or a maximum number of payments, or archive it. A payment already in progress still finishes.
Yes. In test mode the link works the same and no money moves.