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A secure, branded page to get paid on — no website needed.

Every 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.

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Your business name
Fixed or open amount
Optional expiry
Share anywhere

Creating the link that opens a payment 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;

curl https://api.paynancial.com/v1/payment_links \
  -u YOUR_API_KEY: \
  -d title='Invoice #204' \
  -d amount=500000 \
  -d currency=INR

Overview

What payment pages mean on Paynancial.

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.

Availability: Payment pages are published as part of Payment Links. A separate page builder — custom fields, donation or event pages, your own page design — is not described on this site; ask our team.

Confirm with our team before you plan:

Custom fields on the page
Donation or event pages with their own content
Your own logo and colours on the page
One page for many payers

How it works

Step by step.

01
Create a link
Give it a title — an invoice number, a course, an order — and an amount, or leave the amount open.
02
Set an expiry
Optionally set a date after which the page stops accepting payment.
03
Share it
Send the link by email, WhatsApp or SMS, or put it on an invoice.
04
Customer pays
The customer pays on the secure, branded payment page.
05
See it paid
The link shows as paid, and the payment appears in your reports.

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What a payment page gives you.

As part of Payment Links.

Branded page: Shows your business name and the amount due.
Fixed or open amount: Set the price, or let the customer enter what they owe.
Expiry control: The page stops accepting payment after the date you set.
Status tracking: Each link shows whether it is active, paid, expired or disabled.
No code required: Create links from the dashboard — or from the API if you prefer.
Share anywhere: Email, WhatsApp, SMS or an invoice.

Where it lives

Across the Paynancial platform.

Payment Pages is not a separate system — it runs through the products and tools you already use.

Payment Pages across Paynancial
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.

Good practice

Getting it right.

01
Title it clearly
Use an invoice number or order name so the customer knows exactly what they are paying.
02
Set an expiry for time-bound requests
An advance or an event fee should not stay payable forever.
03
Disable superseded links
If the amount changes, disable the old link and send a new one.

FAQ

Payment Pages questions.

What is a payment page?

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.

Do I need a website to use a payment page?

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.

Can the customer enter the amount?

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.

Can I build donation or event pages with custom fields?

A standalone page builder with custom fields is not described on this site. Ask our team about your requirements.

Ask about payment pages.

This capability is not confirmed as a Paynancial product. Tell us what you need and our team will tell you what is available.

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