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Accept & Collect · Payment PagesEvery Paynancial Payment Link opens a secure payment page that carries your business name and the amount due. Share the link anywhere; the customer pays on the page.
$link = $client->paymentLinks->create([
'title' => 'Invoice #204',
'amount' => 500000, // in paise, or omit to let the customer enter it
'currency' => 'INR',
]);
echo $link->short_url;A payment page is the secure page a customer lands on to pay you. With Paynancial, every Payment Link opens a branded payment page showing your business name and the amount due — a fixed amount, or one the customer enters — with an optional expiry date, and you share the link by email, WhatsApp, SMS or on an invoice. A standalone page builder, such as donation or event pages with custom fields, is not described on this site.
Plenty of businesses need to get paid without a website: a tutor collecting fees, a consultant billing a project, a caterer taking an advance. They need a secure place to send the customer, that shows who they are paying and how much.
That is what the payment page behind every Payment Link does. You create the link from the dashboard or the API, share it, and the customer pays on a secure page that carries your business name and the amount due. The link's status shows the moment it is paid.
Give it a title — an invoice number, a course, an order — and an amount, or leave the amount open.
Optionally set a date after which the page stops accepting payment.
Send the link by email, WhatsApp or SMS, or put it on an invoice.
The customer pays on the secure, branded payment page.
The link shows as paid, and the payment appears in your reports.
As part of Payment Links.
Payment Pages is not a separate system — it runs through the products and tools you already use.
| Where | What you get |
|---|---|
| Payment Links | The product behind every payment page. See Payment Links. |
| Payment Links API | POST /payment_links returns a short_url. See the API Reference. |
| Invoice Management | A link on every invoice. See Invoice Management. |
| Payment Analytics | Every payment in your reports. See Payment Analytics. |
General information only. Not legal, tax, financial or regulatory advice.
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RBI's framework for payment aggregators — businesses that collect payments on behalf of merchants — covering authorisation, merchant due diligence, how merchant funds are held and settled, and grievance handling.
NPCI operates UPI and sets its rules for member banks, UPI apps and other participants through procedural guidelines and circulars, including transaction limits, dispute handling and security requirements.
Covers the time within which failed digital transactions — for example, a customer debited without the merchant being credited — are expected to be reversed or resolved across authorised payment systems such as UPI, cards and IMPS, and compensation to the customer when that time is missed.
Covers how authorised payment system operators and participants offer customers an online, rule-based way to raise and resolve disputes and grievances about digital payments.
Regulators update these rules by circular, so always check the current text at the source: Reserve Bank of India · NPCI. For Paynancial's own security and compliance posture, see the Trust Center.
Use an invoice number or order name so the customer knows exactly what they are paying.
An advance or an event fee should not stay payable forever.
If the amount changes, disable the old link and send a new one.
The secure page a customer lands on to pay you. With Paynancial, every Payment Link opens a branded payment page that shows your business name and the amount due.
No. Create a Payment Link from the dashboard, share it by email, WhatsApp, SMS or on an invoice, and the customer pays on the page.
Yes. A link can have a fixed amount, or leave the amount open for the customer to enter. You can also set an expiry date.
A standalone page builder with custom fields is not described on this site. Ask our team about your requirements.
This capability is not confirmed as a Paynancial product. Tell us what you need and our team will tell you what is available.
Discuss your payment and financial infrastructure requirements.