Why no-code payment links matter
If you need to collect crypto payments quickly, a hosted payment link is often the fastest place to start. It gives buyers a clear payment page, lets your team share a link instead of building a full checkout flow, and keeps payment collection inside one platform.
Radom Payment Links are designed for businesses that want a no-code way to accept crypto payments, then manage what happens after payment from the dashboard.
When to use payment links
Payment links are a good fit when you want to:
- collect one-off payments without engineering work
- send a payment request by email, chat, QR code, or a website button
- create a branded hosted payment page for a specific product or invoice
- test demand before committing to a deeper checkout integration
- give finance or operations teams a simple way to collect payments without changing your core stack
For teams that need a full embedded checkout, subscriptions, invoices, or API-led automation, Radom also supports crypto checkout, crypto billing, and crypto invoicing.
How to set up a no-code payment link in Radom
- Open the Radom dashboard and create a new payment link.
- Add the product details and pricing for the payment you want to collect.
- Choose the assets you want to accept.
- Set your brand colors and logo so the page matches your business.
- Save the link and share it by email, chat, QR code, invoice, or a website button.
- Watch for dashboard and email notifications when a customer pays.
- Settle or withdraw funds from Radom based on your operating needs.
Where Radom removes work
Radom removes the need to design and maintain a custom payment page for simple payment collection. It also reduces the manual steps around payment status tracking, customer notifications, and post-payment handling.
For teams that want a hosted page without building every payment flow themselves, this is often enough to move faster while keeping payment operations in one place.
What operators should check before launch
Before you start sending links to customers, confirm the following:
- the product details and price are correct
- the accepted assets match what you want to support
- your branding is set the way you want it to appear
- your team knows who will monitor payment notifications
- your settlement or withdrawal process is clear internally
If your workflow is likely to grow into recurring billing, invoices, or higher-volume payment operations, it may be better to plan for those paths early rather than treating payment links as the final setup.
Payment links vs checkout
Payment links are the lighter option when you want something quick and shareable. Hosted checkout is better when you need a more complete payment experience on your site or app.
Radom supports both, so you can start with a no-code link and move to a fuller integration when the business case is there.
Who this is for
This approach is useful for founders testing a new offer, payments teams handling quick collection workflows, finance operations teams managing ad hoc payments, and platform operators that need a simple hosted payment page. It can also suit affiliate, iGaming, creator, and subscription businesses that want a practical way to collect payments without building custom tooling first.
Next steps
If you want to test a no-code payment links flow, start in the dashboard. If you are evaluating a broader payment stack, compare payment links with checkout, billing, and invoicing to see which workflow fits best.
Contact sales if you need help choosing the right setup for your payment flow.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write code to use Radom payment links?+
No. Radom Payment Links are a no-code way to create a hosted payment page and share it with customers.
Can I brand the payment page?+
Yes. You can create a branded payment page with product details, pricing, accepted assets, brand colors, and your logo.
How do customers receive the link?+
You can share links by email, chat, social media, QR code, invoices, or website buttons.
What happens after a customer pays?+
Radom sends dashboard and email notifications when payment is received, and you can then settle or withdraw funds from Radom.
When should I use checkout instead of payment links?+
Use checkout when you need a more complete hosted payment experience on your website or app. Payment links are better for quick, shareable collection workflows.
Related Radom pages
Explore crypto payments for the full product set, crypto checkout for hosted payment flows, and pricing for platform costs and entry points.
