Payment links. Get paid from a message.
Send a secure link by email, text or chat, and your customer pays by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No website, no terminal, and the payment is paid out to your bank account.
Hi, thanks for booking. Here is the link for your boiler service.
Paid, thank you
Card details over the phone, or a bank transfer you have to chase.
Taking a card number over the phone puts the details in your hands and your notes. A bank transfer relies on the customer typing the right reference, and you checking for it. Both slow the payment down and neither tells you when it has happened.
How payment links work
Create a link in the Synapto app or the dashboard, set the amount and what it is for, and send it however you talk to the customer. They open it, pay on a secure page, and you see it the moment it is paid. The link carries your reference, so the payment matches itself.
- Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay, with pay by bank coming soon
- Send by email, text, WhatsApp or anywhere you can paste a link
- Set an expiry, or reuse one link for a fixed price
- Paid links reconcile against your reference
Where payment links fit
Deposits and bookings
Take a deposit when the booking is made, before anyone turns up.
Orders by phone or chat
Send a link instead of taking card details over the phone.
Invoices and balances
Add a link to an invoice or a final bill so it is paid in a click.
Events and one-off sales
Share one link for a fixed price, such as a ticket or a class.
Questions about payment links
No. A payment link is a secure page we host. You only need somewhere to send the link.
By card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, on a page that works on any phone or computer.
Paid out to your bank account on your usual schedule, alongside your online payments.
Yes. A link can set up a Direct Debit mandate for payments that repeat. See Direct Debit.
Send your first payment link.
Book a short call or leave your details, or see what you would pay first.