After a set-up that takes a few minutes, the service lets users accept on-line payments via shareable links, buttons, and QR codes. Each item created is called a “checkout link,” and these can represent a product, a service, a donation, or a subscription/membership. The checkout links are primarily just a name and price, though you can add a photo in some cases. You can even allow users to create their own custom price, which is especially key for accepting donations.
The system is completely cashless and contactless. According to a study from Mastercard, about half of global users have exchanged their favorite credit card for contactless payment during the pandemic. And 74% of respondents intended to stay contactless post-pandemic.
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