Create a Stripe payment link and get paid

In Payment for Stripe, add products to the sale, tap … next to Next, choose Payment Link, then tap the checkmark. Links are built from products, not typed amounts. In the Stripe Dashboard, open Payment Links, click +New, choose or add a product, and click Create link. Both create the same Stripe-hosted payment page.

By default, payment links don't expire and can be used multiple times. You can deactivate a link at any time from within the app if you no longer want to accept payments through it.

Customers can pay using any payment method enabled in your Stripe account, including credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other regional payment methods.

Yes, in the Stripe Dashboard: add a product with a recurring price to the link, and Stripe starts a subscription when the customer pays. The app's Payment Link option is turned off for recurring prices.

In the app, open the Stripe Account menu (grid icon, top right), go to Payment Links, pick the link, and tap Share or Copy URL. Send it by text, email, WhatsApp, or any messaging app. Your customer opens a secure Stripe-hosted page and pays online.

No. Payment links are Stripe-hosted pages. Create one in the app, share it anywhere, and get paid with no website and no code.

Payments through a link pay Stripe's online card rate (2.9% + 30¢ in the US) plus Payment for Stripe's 1.2% per sale (15¢ minimum). Creating and sharing links is free, with no monthly fees.

Yes. In the Stripe Dashboard, open the payment link and click QR code to copy or download a PNG. The code doesn't expire. If you deactivate the link, scanning it shows an expired page instead.

They point their phone camera at the code, which opens the Stripe payment page for that link, and pay by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Print the code on a sign, menu, or invoice to take payments without a card reader.