Fixed or customer-entered amount
Set a fixed amount or allow the customer to enter an amount, with optional minimum and maximum limits.
ZyndPay Aggregator / Payment links
Create a link in your dashboard and share it by message, email or QR code. Your customer pays on a ZyndPay payment page and you track the result in your account.

Product overview
A payment link turns an order, service or product into a shareable hosted checkout. Set the sale details, choose a fixed amount or let the customer enter an amount within configured limits, and follow each order in your merchant account.
What you can do
Set a fixed amount or allow the customer to enter an amount, with optional minimum and maximum limits.
Request the customer information your sale needs when those fields are configured.
Set an expiry or a maximum number of uses when those controls are available for the link.
Present only the payment methods enabled for your account and transaction context.
Find order details and the authoritative payment status in your merchant workspace.
Add the title, currency, amount model and information that connects the link to the sale.
Choose enabled payment methods and any customer fields, amount limits, expiry or usage limit you need.
Send the hosted page by message or email, or turn the URL into a QR code for your sales channel.
The customer opens the hosted page and selects from the payment methods enabled for that transaction.
Confirm the authoritative status in your merchant account, API or signed webhook before delivering the order.
Service businesses, independent professionals and merchants selling through messaging or social channels.
FAQ
A payment link is a shareable URL that opens a ZyndPay-hosted payment page for a specific sale. It keeps the customer payment and merchant order record connected without requiring you to build the checkout page.
No website or custom checkout is required for a dashboard-created link. If you need to create links from your own product or connect payment status to an internal system, use the payments API and signed webhooks.
Yes. A payment link is a plain URL: paste it into WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, an SMS or an email. Your customer opens it on their phone, chooses an enabled payment method, and you find the payment status in your merchant account.
Yes. A link can use a fixed amount or allow the customer to enter an amount. Customer-entered amounts can have configured minimum and maximum limits.
Share the hosted URL by message or email, or use it in a QR code. Where configured, an expiry or maximum usage count can limit how long or how often the link accepts new orders.
The hosted page presents the methods enabled for your business account and the transaction context. Method availability can vary by account, market, currency and rail status.
Do not rely on the customer returning to a browser page. Confirm the authoritative status in your merchant account, API or signed webhook before fulfilment. Any supported refund remains a separate recorded operation under the methods and terms available to your account.
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