No-code payment links for businesses that need a fast way to get paid
If you need to collect crypto payments without building a full checkout flow, payment links are the fastest path. Radom Payment Links let you create a branded payment page in the dashboard and share it by email, chat, QR code, invoice, social message, or website button.
This is useful for founders, payments teams, finance operations, and platform operators that want a simple way to collect payment while keeping settlement and reporting inside one platform.
When payment links make sense
Payment links are a good fit when the payment flow is simple and you want to avoid engineering work. Common use cases include one-off sales, invoice settlement, lightweight checkout flows, and quick payment collection for teams that do not need a fully custom checkout build.
They are also useful for operators who need a shareable payment page for customers, partners, or internal teams without involving product engineering every time a payment needs to be collected.
How no-code payment links work in Radom
- Create a payment link in the Radom dashboard.
- Add the product details, pricing, accepted assets, brand colors, and logo.
- Share the link by email, chat, QR code, invoice, or a website button.
- Get dashboard and email notifications when a customer pays.
- Settle or withdraw funds from Radom.
This workflow keeps the setup simple while still giving your team visibility into payment status and settlement.
Where Radom removes work
Radom reduces the manual parts of getting paid by giving you a hosted payment page, reusable links, notifications, and a single place to manage balances and settlement. That means less time spent stitching together tools just to accept a payment and confirm it landed.
For teams that later need more control, Radom also supports crypto checkout, crypto payments, billing, invoicing, and payouts from the same platform.
What teams typically want to know before using payment links
Finance teams usually care about reconciliation and settlement. Operators want a flow they can reuse without rebuilding it. Developers want to know whether the no-code path can sit alongside APIs and other payment tools when the business grows.
Radom is built for businesses that want practical payment infrastructure, not a consumer wallet experience. That makes payment links a useful entry point for teams that need speed now and more structure later.
How to choose between payment links and hosted checkout
Choose payment links when you want the quickest no-code path to collect payment. Choose hosted checkout when you want a fuller branded payment flow on your site or app. In both cases, Radom gives you a way to accept crypto payments without starting from scratch.
If you are comparing pricing or planning higher-volume usage, review the pricing page and contact sales for guidance on the right setup.
Get started
If your team needs a shareable payment flow that is easy to launch and simple to manage, Radom Payment Links are a practical place to start. You can sign up and test the workflow, or contact sales if you want help mapping it to your payment process.
Frequently asked questions
What are no-code payment links?+
No-code payment links are hosted payment pages you can create without building a custom checkout. You share the link with a customer, and they complete the payment on a Radom-hosted page.
Can I use payment links for invoices or one-off payments?+
Yes. Payment links are a practical fit for one-off payments and lightweight collection workflows. If your process is invoice-led, Radom also supports crypto invoicing.
Can I brand the payment page?+
Yes. Radom Payment Links support product details, pricing, accepted assets, brand colors, and logo use in the dashboard.
How do I know when a payment is made?+
Radom provides dashboard and email notifications when a customer pays.
Can I settle or withdraw funds after payment?+
Yes. The source context states that you can settle or withdraw funds from Radom after a customer pays.
