What Is a Payment Link?

A payment link is a URL that opens a payment page, checkout, or transaction instructions. A seller can share it through WhatsApp, email, social media, a microsite, or a QR Code so a buyer does not need to search for the product page manually.

Payment Link vs Short Link

A short link is only an intermediary address for another URL. It does not automatically create an invoice, verify a payment, or deliver a product. A payment link connects to a store or payment system that understands the amount, transaction description, recipient, and payment status. A payment link can be shortened for distribution, but the transaction function still comes from the destination service.

Information That Should Be Clear

1. Seller or recipient name
2. Product, service, or payment purpose
3. Amount and currency
4. Any additional fees
5. Link or order expiration
6. Available payment methods
7. Confirmation and next steps after payment
8. A support channel for transaction problems

In Indonesia, a payment link may offer QRIS or other methods through a supporting payment provider. A regular QR Code that contains only a URL is not the same as QRIS. Before paying, users should check the domain, recipient identity, and transaction details.

s.id Shop provides payment-link pages for supported use cases. Available methods, fees, verification, and payouts follow the latest product terms. Once created, the link can be placed in a microsite or converted into a QR Code for offline material.

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