Charge with a link. No waiting for the site to be ready.
Create a Pix charge, send it to the customer and track the payment in the dashboard. If the operation grows, you connect API and webhooks on the same path.
Payment link
PaidPayment via link
R$ 149,00
pay.troqpay.com/l/plink_8f2a1c9d4e6b7a30 · example
When the sale already exists, charging should be the easy part.
The link works well to validate an offer, charge for a service, sell content or unlock the first version of your product.
1% per Pix, with a minimum of R$ 0.99 per transaction. No monthly fee.
See full pricingGood for selling before automating everything.
You don't have to choose between improvising and a full integration. The link covers the start; the API covers scale.
You're still validating the offer
Create the link, send it to people who already showed interest and find out if the offer sells before building more.
The sale happens in conversation
Use the link after a call, in the group, in DMs or in your bio. The customer gets a simple way to pay.
The link can become an integration
When volume grows, API and webhooks step in to automate releasing access, order or service.
Create, send, track.
The basics need to be simple. Automation shows up when you need it.
Create
Generate a Pix charge in the dashboard or prepare the flow via API when you want to automate.
Share
Send the link in the channel where the sale is already happening: WhatsApp, email, social media or support.
Track
Check the status in the dashboard. If you're integrated, use webhooks to keep your product in sync.
When the link starts selling, connect the product.
Use webhooks to release access, mark an order as paid or notify your back office. The docs show the way.
// create a charge to share
POST /v1/charges
{ "amount": 14900, "method": "pix" }
// then your system can listen for the payment
webhook checkout.paid → { "status": "paid" }Questions about links
The essentials before sending the first link.
Ready to charge with a link?
Create your account, generate a Pix charge and send the first link. Then automate at your own pace.