How to Send a Payment Link in a Messenger

You can collect a crypto payment directly in Telegram, WhatsApp, or any other messenger. Create an invoice, copy the link, send it to the client. They open it, pay, and you see the status come through.

How it works

In your SwapSS Pay dashboard you create an invoice for the amount you need. The service generates a payment page link. Your client sees the amount, the coin, the network, and the address, then pays from their own wallet. Once the network confirms the transaction, you get a notification and the funds land on your balance.

No website needed. No terminal. No copying wallet addresses into a chat and then trying to work out who paid what.

Why it fits messenger-based selling

If you sell services, access passes, or digital goods, the flow is simple: agree in the chat, send the link, client pays, you deliver. Each invoice has its own unique link, so running several clients in parallel stays clean.

If you want payment notifications in Telegram too, you can set that up so alerts arrive in the same place you run conversations.

A few things to keep in mind

An invoice is live for a limited window (30-60 minutes by default, adjustable). If a client misses it, you issue a new one. The payment page shows the network and the exact amount before the client sends anything, which cuts out most wrong-network mistakes.

To get started with crypto payments, go to swapss.lol/for-business. Questions: @swappsy on Telegram.