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Send a link. Get paid. No website needed.

Create a payment link in seconds, share it anywhere — Instagram DM, Messenger, SMS, email or a printed QR code — and your customer pays by card, in installments or with BNPL. We never take a cut of your sales.

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One checkout, three ways to share it

The same link, wherever your customer is

Every checkout you create gets a link, a QR code and an embeddable button. They all open the same hosted checkout page — you pick whichever fits the conversation.

A link

Paste it into an Instagram DM, a Facebook comment, a WhatsApp thread, an SMS or an email. Nothing to install on either end.

A QR code

Download it from your dashboard and print it for a counter, a table tent or a delivery bag. The customer scans with their phone camera.

How QR payments work

An embed button

One script tag drops a pay button onto any existing site — WordPress, Tilda, a static page, anything that accepts HTML.

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How it works

Three steps, about a minute

1

Create the link

Set an amount — or let the customer enter their own — add a description, and choose which payment methods to offer. Optionally add a product, a coupon or an expiry date.

2

Share it

Copy the link, download the QR code, or send it straight to the customer by SMS from your dashboard.

3

Get paid

The customer pays on your branded checkout page. The money settles directly into your own bank merchant account — it never passes through us.

What a link can do

More than a fixed amount

A payment link is a full checkout, not just an amount field. Configure once and reuse, or create a fresh one per customer.

Fixed or open amount

Charge a set price, or let the customer type the amount — useful for donations, deposits and part payments.

Single-use or reusable

Cap a link at one payment, at a maximum number of uses, or leave it open indefinitely.

Expiry dates

Set a link to stop working after a date or a deadline — good for event tickets, pre-orders and limited offers.

Collect what you need

Ask for a name, phone, email, delivery address or your own custom fields, and mark each one required or optional.

Choose the methods

Show only the payment methods you want on a given link — cards only, installments only, or everything you have enabled.

Coupons and line items

Attach discount codes, and break the total into products, shipping, tax and fees so the customer sees exactly what they are paying for.

Payment methods

Every Georgian payment method, on one page

Your customer opens one checkout and picks how to pay. Cards, bank installments, buy-now-pay-later, QR and open banking, crypto, PayPal and manual bank transfer.

BOG Card BOG ბარათი
TBC Card TBC Card TBC ბარათი
BOG Installment BOG განვადება
TBC Installment TBC Installment TBC განვადება
Credo Installment Credo Installment Credo განვადება
BOG Part by Part (BNPL) BOG Part by Part (BNPL) BOG ნაწილ-ნაწილ (BNPL)
Keepz Keepz Keepz
Flitt Flitt Flitt
UniPay UniPay
CityPay (Crypto) CityPay (კრიპტო)
PayPal PayPal
Bank Transfer საბანკო გადარიცხვა
See all methods and pricing
The hosted checkout

The page your link opens

Every link and QR code opens the same fast, mobile-first checkout on qpy.ge. It is built to be the least interesting part of the sale — the customer pays and leaves.

Your branding

Your logo, your colours and your brand name on the page. Custom domains supported, and Quickpay branding can be removed entirely.

Georgian and English

The checkout follows your customer, defaulting to Georgian and switching to English when they need it.

Built for phones

Most links are opened on a phone from a DM or a scan, so the page is minimal JavaScript and loads fast on mobile data.

Card data never touches us

Card entry happens entirely at your bank. We never see, store or transmit card numbers, so you are not inheriting our security posture.

Who uses this

Built for selling without a store

Instagram and Facebook sellers

Reply to a DM with a link instead of an IBAN and a screenshot request. The order is recorded, the customer gets a receipt, and you stop reconciling transfers by hand.

Cafés, stalls and couriers

Print one QR code for the counter or the delivery bag. No terminal to rent, no app for the customer to install.

QR payments

Freelancers and services

Send a link with an invoice instead of waiting on a bank transfer. Charge a deposit up front and the balance on delivery.

Events and donations

One reusable link on a poster or in a bio. Open amounts for donations, capped uses for limited tickets.

Pricing

We do not take a percentage of your sales

Quickpay charges a flat module subscription, not a cut of every transaction. Your bank charges its own rate and settles directly to your account. Payment links, QR codes and the hosted checkout are included with any active gateway module — there is no separate fee for them.

See module pricing
Questions

Payment links, answered

Do I need a website to use payment links?

No. A payment link is a complete checkout hosted by us — you only need somewhere to share it, which can be an Instagram DM, an SMS, an email, or a printed QR code. Many merchants on Quickpay have never had a website.

Do I need my own bank merchant account?

Yes. Quickpay connects your own BOG, TBC, Credo or other gateway account rather than processing through a shared account. That means the money settles directly to you, and your bank rate is whatever you negotiated with them.

How much does Quickpay take from each sale?

Nothing. We earn from module subscriptions only, not a percentage of your transactions. The only per-transaction cost is your bank's own processing rate.

Can a customer pay in installments through a link?

Yes. If you have a BOG, TBC or Credo installment module active, installments appear as an option on the checkout and the customer picks their plan there. The same applies to BNPL (Part by Part).

Can I reuse one link for many customers?

Yes. A link can be single-use, capped at a set number of payments, or reusable indefinitely. A reusable link with an open amount is the usual setup for donations and tip jars.

What is the difference between a payment link and a QR code?

Nothing, technically — the QR code is the same link rendered as an image. You would use the link when you are already in a conversation with the customer, and the QR code when they are physically in front of you and there is no conversation to paste into.

Do customers need an app or an account?

No. The checkout opens in any browser. Customers can optionally save a card for next time, but nothing is required to complete a payment.

Can I take recurring payments from a link?

Yes, on gateways that support tokenisation — BOG, Flitt, UniPay, Fastoo, Liberty and PayPal. The customer authorises once and subsequent charges run automatically on your schedule.

Create your first payment link

Free account, no card required. Connect a gateway when you are ready to take real money.