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Payment links are shareable URLs that let customers pay without any code on your side. Each link points to a hosted PayBridgeNP checkout page - you configure the amount, description, and expiry in the dashboard, then share the URL anywhere.

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Use cases

  • Invoicing - send a payment link in an email or SMS
  • Donations - embed a payment link on a website or social media
  • Event tickets - sell a fixed number of seats by setting a max use limit
  • Subscriptions alternative - recurring manual billing for small businesses
  1. Go to Payment Links in the dashboard
  2. Click New Payment Link
  3. Configure the link:
  1. Click Create - PayBridgeNP generates a URL like:

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Tracking payments

Payments made through a link fire webhooks (payment_link.paid and payment.succeeded), which are the reliable way to know a link has been paid. See Confirming a payment for the webhooks-first pattern and how to verify a payment server-side.

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Webhooks

Payment link payments fire a payment_link.paid event (and also payment.succeeded). The webhook payload includes the metadata attached to the payment link, a payment_link_id field, and - when address collection is enabled - a customer_address object. Set up a webhook endpoint in the dashboard to receive these events. You can disable or re-enable a link at any time from the dashboard. Payment links have a full API - see Create a payment link. Beyond a fixed amount, a link can accept an open amount within a range (minAmount/maxAmount) so the customer enters what they pay, and it can send the customer to your own page after payment with redirectUrl. You can also create and manage links from the dashboard.

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Limitations

  • A link’s provider set and currency (NPR) are fixed once created