The phrase "payment link" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a hyperlink or URL that allows someone to make a payment online. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as online shopping, bill payments, or sending money to someone. For example: - Please click on the payment link provided to complete your purchase. - The rental company sent me an email with a payment link to pay my monthly rent. - Can you please send me a payment link for the invoice so I can settle the payment?.
Passengers who contact the airline on Facebook or Twitter to discuss reservations or, say, excess baggage can now get a private message with a payment link to complete their purchase.
You can generate a payment link and send the link.
Xfers' one-click payment link, which uses technology built on top of existing commercial banking infrastructures, is designed for merchants who don't want to deal with APIs.
Seven days before the due date, the startup sends an email reminder with a payment link so that customers can pay in minutes.
These have included making friend-to-friend payments easy, either to people who already bank with the startup, or via the Monzo.me service, which gives users a payment link to share with friends.
The payment link now also reconciles inventory so buyers who list the same items on multiple platforms don't accidentally oversell and provides escrow services, verifying accounts to protect buyers and prevent fraud, which is a huge risk with bank transfers.
The complex trail of the 2005 payment linked Fifa, German organisers and Robert Louis-Dreyfus, the late former head of Adidas.
When Shobukhova was banned for two years in 2014 her husband reportedly received a €300,000 ($345,000) refund payment linked to Balakhnichev.
The move comes after German prosecutors asked Switzerland to help them look into a suspicious payment linked to Germany's hosting of the 2006 World Cup.
When Shobukhova was initially banned for two years in 2014, her husband received a €300,000 refund payment linked to Balakhnichev and channelled through a company called Black Tidings that was linked to Papa Massata Diack.
Thursday's plans will also flesh out details of ending final salary pensions, to replace them with a monthly payment linked to an average of monthly earnings over a working lifetime.
