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Each product can have one or more payment links. Customers only need the public Anyway URL returned as paymentLinkUrl.
1

Create or open a product

Go to Business → Products and enter the product name, description, price, and currency.
2

Select the payment method

Choose the payment method and complete the requested setup.
3

Copy the Anyway URL

Publish the product and copy its paymentLinkUrl.
Selected payment-link response fields
Use the complete URL exactly as returned. Do not parse, reconstruct, or modify it.

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What happens at checkout

1

The buyer opens the link

The buyer opens the Anyway payment link.
2

Anyway starts checkout

Anyway creates a checkout attempt and keeps your order reference and metadata attached.
3

The buyer pays

The buyer completes the selected payment flow.
4

Anyway confirms the order

Anyway confirms the payment and creates or updates the corresponding order.
5

The sales record appears in Finance

For platform-collected Card / USD payments, the sale is added to your Finance ledger asynchronously.
If you configure the optional success URL, it must be a valid HTTPS URL. Anyway returns the buyer to it after confirmation. Verify the returned order status on your server before delivering high-value goods. The Products list can filter PUBLISHED, DRAFT, and ARCHIVED items. Use a row’s action menu to publish or archive it. Open a product to edit its name or description, review existing payment links, create another link for a supported payment method, and copy a public URL. After creating a product, the app returns to the Products list and shows a success toast with Copy Payment Link. After adding a link to an existing product, it returns to that product’s overview and shows the same copy action. You can also copy a link from the overview.

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Safe sharing checklist

  • Share only paymentLinkUrl.
  • Keep merchantReference stable and unique in your system.
  • Use webhooks as the server-side payment signal.
  • Make fulfillment idempotent so the same paid event cannot deliver twice.
  • Compare the order amount and currency with your own product record.