Invoices, Checkout & Payment Links
Dynopay gives you several ways to request and collect a crypto payment without writing any code. This guide covers payment links, invoices, and the hosted checkout, and when to use each.
Payment links
A payment link is the fastest way to get paid. Create a link for a fixed or customer-entered amount, then share it by email, chat, or social media. When the customer opens it, they see a ready-to-pay checkout — no account required.
Invoices
Invoices are ideal when you need a clear record tied to a specific customer or order. Add line items and a total, send the invoice, and track its status from draft to paid inside your dashboard.
Hosted checkout
The hosted checkout is a secure, Dynopay-hosted payment page. Customers pick a currency and network, see the exact amount and a QR code, and pay in a few taps. It handles rate display, network selection, and confirmation tracking for you.
Which one should you use?
- Use a payment link for quick, one-off requests and sharing.
- Use an invoice when you need itemised, customer-specific records.
- Use the hosted checkout when you want a polished, branded payment experience you can point customers to.
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