Why payment links are useful
If you need to collect a crypto payment quickly, a hosted payment link is often the simplest path. It gives buyers a clear page to pay on, while your team avoids building a custom flow for every one-off invoice, campaign, or sales request.
Radom Payment Links are designed for businesses that want a branded payment page they can create in the dashboard and share through email, chat, social media, QR codes, invoices, or website buttons.
For teams comparing options, payment links are a good fit when the goal is to collect payment now and keep the process lightweight. If you need a deeper embedded flow or a broader checkout experience, see crypto checkout and crypto payments.
What you can set up in Radom
According to Radom’s current product pages, payment links let you create a branded payment page with product details, pricing, accepted assets, brand colors, and your logo. You can then share the link with customers and receive dashboard and email notifications when a payment lands.
That makes the workflow useful for finance teams, founders, platform operators, and service businesses that want a simple collection method without adding a full checkout build.
How to integrate crypto payment links
- Open the Radom dashboard and create a new payment link.
- Add the product or service details, pricing, accepted assets, and branding.
- Review the hosted payment page preview so the customer experience matches your use case.
- Share the link by email, chat, QR code, invoice, social post, or a website button.
- Watch for payment notifications in the dashboard and by email.
- Settle or withdraw funds from Radom based on your workflow.
This is the right level of setup for teams that want to move quickly. If you are building a larger payment stack or need programmable flows, the docs are the next step: Radom documentation.
Where Radom removes work
Radom reduces the amount of payment infrastructure you need to build and maintain. Instead of creating a custom page for each payment request, your team can reuse a hosted link that already carries the essential payment details.
That removes work in three places: page creation, sharing, and payment confirmation. It also gives operators a clearer handoff between collection and settlement, which helps with finance review and reconciliation.
When payment links are the right choice
Use payment links when you need a fast, repeatable way to collect crypto without engineering overhead. They are especially useful for one-off sales, lightweight checkout flows, invoice follow-up, and teams that need a shareable payment page across multiple channels.
If your business needs a broader payment operation, Radom’s platform also covers hosted checkout, invoices, billing, and payouts. You can review pricing if you want to compare the platform fit before testing.
What to check before you launch
Before you send a link to customers, confirm the pricing, accepted assets, branding, and sharing channel. For finance and operations teams, it is also worth checking how the payment will be tracked in the dashboard and who needs notification access.
If you expect higher volume or a more complex rollout, contact sales to confirm the right setup for your use case: contact sales.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write code to use Radom payment links?+
No. Radom’s payment links are positioned as a no-code way to create a reusable cryptocurrency payments link.
Can I brand the payment page?+
Yes. The current product page says you can create a branded payment page and configure product details, pricing, accepted assets, brand colors, and your logo.
How do customers receive the link?+
You can share it through email, chat, social media, QR codes, invoices, or website buttons.
What happens after payment?+
Radom says you receive dashboard and email notifications when a customer pays, then you can settle or withdraw funds from Radom.
Is this the same as hosted checkout?+
Not exactly. Payment links are a lightweight, shareable collection flow. Hosted checkout is better when you need a fuller payment page experience or a more structured integration.
Next step
If you want to test a shareable crypto payment flow, start in the Radom dashboard, then connect docs or sales support if your use case needs more structure.
Review crypto payment links or talk to sales if you need help choosing between links, checkout, or broader crypto payments.
