How to Use a Shareable Payment Request Link

When a shareable payment request link is the right choice

If you need to collect payment quickly without building a full checkout flow, a shareable payment request link can be the simplest option. It works well when a sales team, finance team, or operator needs to send a payment request by email, chat, or invoice and get the customer to a hosted payment page.

Radom positions this as a no-code way to take crypto payments fast. As the product page says, you can accept crypto payments in seconds with links.

This approach is useful for one-off payments, lightweight sales workflows, and situations where speed matters more than deep checkout customization.

How to create and send a payment request link

1. Choose the product or service you want to collect payment for.
2. Set the amount and any other payment details you need to request.
3. Generate a hosted payment link from your Radom dashboard.
4. Share the link with the customer by email, chat, invoice, or a button on your site.
5. Track the payment status in your dashboard and settle or withdraw funds from Radom.

Radom’s payment links are designed for no-code use. The product page says you can create a branded payment page and send it to any customer, then get dashboard and email notifications when a customer pays.

What Radom removes from the workflow

For operators, the value is not just the link itself. It is the reduction in manual steps around collection and follow-up. Radom gives teams a hosted payment flow, payment links, and settlement tools in one platform, which helps avoid stitching together separate crypto tools for each request.

The pricing page describes this as one platform for payments, billing, conversion, and settlement. It also notes per-transaction pricing with no setup fees or monthly fees. For teams with higher volume or more specific requirements, contact sales.

How to compare payment request links and hosted checkout

Use a payment request link when you want speed, low friction, and a simple way to send a payment page to a customer. Use a hosted checkout when you need a more branded buyer experience or a checkout that sits closer to your website or app flow.

Radom’s checkout product supports custom colors, fonts, logo placement, product images, and payment settings. If you need that level of control, review crypto checkout alongside payment links.

For teams evaluating build versus buy, the main criteria are usually:

• How fast you need to launch
• Whether the payment flow must be branded
• Whether the team needs no-code tools or APIs
• How payment status, settlement, and reconciliation are handled
• Whether the workflow needs to support one-off payments, subscriptions, or invoices

Where payment links fit in a broader payments stack

Payment request links are often one part of a wider collection strategy. Radom also supports crypto payments, subscriptions, invoices, and payouts from one platform, which makes it easier to move from collection to settlement without changing tools.

If your use case is broader than a simple request link, review the full platform on crypto payments or compare pricing on pricing.

Who should use a shareable payment request link

This workflow is a good fit for founders, finance operations teams, platform operators, affiliate and iGaming operators, creator and subscription platforms, and developers who want a fast hosted payment path without building every step themselves.

If you want to see how the link flow fits your payment model, start with the docs at Radom documentation or contact sales for a guided setup.