Payment links
Send payment for an agreed product or service through a message, SMS or customer correspondence.
An offer, a basket, tickets or a fundraiser. Share a link or QR code, let your customer pay online and follow the payment status in one place.
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Our product. A simpler way to sell.
Not every sale starts in a shop. Sometimes the offer is agreed in a conversation, sent in a message or shared at an event. JustPayFor connects that moment with an online payment.
Send payment for an agreed product or service through a message, SMS or customer correspondence.
Bundle offer items and share a basket through one link. Your customer can review the items before going to the payment provider.
Share an offer through a QR code on a screen or printout. Your customer uses their phone to pay online.
Set up an event and share online ticket sales. This is a distinct workflow from a straightforward service payment.
Add the purpose and organiser details, then share the fundraising page. Availability depends on payment provider requirements and verification.
Take an advance payment for an agreed service or appointment. Explain booking and cancellation terms before sharing payment.
Choose the workflow and provider, complete the required verification and set up the offer. Share a link or QR code and check payment status. Your provider settles the transaction under your account terms.
The platform works with PayU, Tpay, Elavon and Worldpay. Available methods, currencies and accepted businesses depend on your setup and provider agreement. JustPayFor is not a bank or a replacement for your payment provider.
The current platform offer has no monthly subscription; your provider’s payment processing fees still apply. There is no single quoted rate for every business and market.
Choose JustPayFor when sharing a specific offer, selling a service or running an event. For a larger catalogue, shipping and custom order processes, talk to us about an OpenCart shop.
Explore OpenCart shops ↗Create an offer in JustPayFor and share a payment link, basket or QR code. Your customer opens the offer and pays through your provider. A full shop suits a larger browsable catalogue and a more involved ordering process.
A payment link takes a customer to payment for an agreed offer. A basket presents multiple products or services together. Choose according to whether the customer is paying for one agreed item or a set of items.
Show a QR code that opens the offer, on a screen or printed material. The customer opens it on their phone and selects an available payment method. This is an online payment rather than a contactless card transaction on a terminal.
Yes. Create a payment for the agreed service or booking and share the link. Explain booking and cancellation terms before payment. Taking a payment does not replace the agreement with the seller.
Yes. The platform covers events and tickets as well as online fundraisers. A fundraising organiser must meet the payment partner’s requirements. Prepare the purpose and organiser details; do not assume every personal fundraiser will be accepted.
Payment processing requires setup and verification under your chosen provider’s requirements. JustPayFor does not replace the provider or its agreement. Select a provider for your market, currency and the methods available to your business.
The current JustPayFor offer has no monthly platform subscription. Payment processing fees depend on your provider’s terms. Check the current offer and your agreement before launch; no subscription does not mean no transaction costs.
Choose a shop for a large catalogue, categories, shipping, order management or process integrations. JustPayFor suits sharing specific offers and payments. We can help match the solution to your sales workflow.
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