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Payment Links are reusable, publicly shareable hosted checkout pages designed for one-time stablecoin payments. Merchants create and manage links in the Merchant Portal, sharing them with customers via email, social media, chat, advertising, QR codes, creator pages, or lightweight sales flows. Unlike invoices, Payment Links are not pre-bound to a specific customer. Merchants can collect customer information during checkout based on link configuration. Payment Links now also support pricing in multiple local fiat currencies, allowing merchants to display prices more naturally according to target markets.

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Product Demo

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Use Cases

Use Payment Links when you want to accept one-time stablecoin payments without building a full checkout integration or creating customer-specific invoices. Common scenarios include:
  • Sharing event or product links on social channels.
  • Direct sales via chat, email, or creator communities.
  • QR code payments at events, pop-ups, offline sales, or printed materials.
  • Lightweight product pages that only need a reusable hosted checkout.
  • One-to-many distribution scenarios where multiple payers initiate payments from the same public link.
If you need to send bills to specific customers, use Invoicing. If you need to create checkout sessions from your backend, use Stablecoin Checkout.

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Workflow

  1. Merchant creates a payment link in the Merchant Portal.
  2. Merchant configures products, payment currency, customer information fields, and link settings.
  3. Customer opens the public link.
  4. The hosted page displays product details, customer information fields, and the StablePay payment module.
  5. Customer completes payment using supported stablecoins via the hosted checkout.
  6. StablePay records the payment and link performance metrics.
The payer experience is self-service: open the link, review the purchase, fill in required information, and complete payment.

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Core Capabilities

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Feature Guides

To learn more about specific Payment Links capabilities, review the following guides:

Payment Links Multi-Currency Pricing

Support local fiat currency pricing with validation for unified currency, minimum order amounts, and decimal place rules.

Limit Payment Link Payment Count

Set a maximum number of payments; automatically disable the link when the limit is reached.

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Multi-Currency Pricing

Payment Links now support pricing in multiple fiat currencies, not limited to USD. Merchants can select a Payment currency when creating a link, and all products under that link will use the same currency. This capability is particularly suitable for cross-border e-commerce, education, gaming, service trade, or regional operations. It allows merchants to display and manage prices directly in local currencies such as EUR, GBP, JPY, HKD, SGD, KRW, TWD, AED, etc., without first converting everything to USD. Merchants should note:
  • A Payment Link can only use one pricing currency.
  • In multi-product scenarios, all products must use the same currency.
  • Minimum amount validation is calculated based on the total order amount, not individual products.
  • Different currencies apply different decimal place rules.
  • If the Payment Link has already received successful payments, the currency cannot be changed.
For more detailed rules and supported ranges, see Payment Links Multi-Currency Pricing.

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Customer Information Collection

Based on merchant configuration, Payment Links can collect:
  • Email address
  • Full name
  • Phone number
  • Business name
  • Shipping address
Enable these fields when payments require fulfillment, after-sales follow-up, delivery, tax or accounting context, or customer communication.

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Analytics & Tracking

Payment Links include performance tracking to help merchants understand conversion for each link.

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Important Notes

  • Payment Links are for one-time payments only and do not create subscriptions or future automatic deductions.
  • Payment Links are designed as public links and should not be used for payment scenarios involving private or customer-specific billing details.
  • If customers need formal invoices, due dates, and invoice status tracking, do not use Payment Links.
  • If you are selling multiple products in the same link, they must all use the same pricing currency.
  • Capabilities such as fields, link settings, and analytics may vary depending on merchant configuration.
Last modified on July 10, 2026