Payment links: a checkout without a website
A payment link is a shareable page where a customer pays you by card, mobile money, or from their own Payvora balance. Create one in seconds, send it by message or email, and the money lands in your wallet when it's paid.
Because the link carries the amount and description, there's nothing to negotiate — the customer sees exactly what they're paying for and confirms. Every link has its own status, so you always know which invoices are pending and which are settled.
- Charge a fixed amount or let the customer choose what to pay
- Accept cards, mobile money, and Payvora-to-Payvora payments
- Track paid, pending, and expired links from the Payment Links page
Invoices that collect themselves
Raise an invoice with line items, attach a payment link, and send it — your customer pays online and the invoice marks itself settled. No manual reconciliation, no chasing bank slips.
Paid invoices credit your wallet directly, and both you and the customer keep a receipt in your transaction histories.
Getting paid from abroad
Because your Payvora wallets hold real balances in multiple currencies, international customers can pay you in their currency and you can convert to yours on arrival — or keep the foreign balance and spend it where it's worth more.
That means fewer forced conversions, fewer intermediary bank fees, and no waiting for a traditional wire to arrive.
Reconciliation in one place
Every payment — link, invoice, card, or transfer — lands in one transaction history with its own reference. Match references to your records, and use the Analytics page to see revenue by month, currency, and payment method.
Practices that get you paid faster
Send the payment link in the same message where you agree the price — momentum matters.
Offer more than one payment method so the customer isn't blocked by the one they don't use, keep links alive long enough for slow approvers, and follow up on pending payments with a gentle reminder referencing the same link.