The payment link allows to sent payment requests by email or SMS, and give the payment method choice to customers.
Customer journey
Benefit from the optimized payment journey of the Smart Form payment page:
Email – SMS
Automate your customer communications while keeping control:
QR Code
Generate a payment link in the form of a QR Code, which your customers scan with their smartphone and pay online:
Use cases
Integrate the payment link service into your platform via API, or use it without any development from the CentralPay backoffice.
All about the CentralPay Smart Link
All payment methods are accessible from Smart Link. Credit card, bank transfer, direct debit or payment initiation - your links can be fully customized to suit your individual or recurring collection requirements:
Yes. You have full control over the validity period of your payment links. Whether you want a validity of a few hours, a few days or longer, you can adjust the duration according to your customers and your needs. This flexibility allows you to customize your remote payment processes to suit your business and customers.
Whether you’re using CentralPay services through API or BackOffice, simply go to the Payment Requests > Payment Links area and create a new instant or scheduled request.
Then fill in the commercial information (amount, currency, reference, etc.) and contact information (name, email, telephone, etc.), then choose the authorized payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.). In just a few minutes, your secure payment link is ready to be sent.
Yes. CentralPay unified account updates the status of your payment links in real time. They can be consulted from your information system via API or in your BackOffice in just a few clicks.
Tell our sales teams about your project and your payment volumes.
We'll send you a feasibility analysis and an appropriate pricing proposal.
Our technicians will guide you through our API documentation to get your integration up and running quickly and smoothly.
CentralPay is an Electronic Money Institution authorized by the Banque de France through the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (CIB 17138).
