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Hosted Invoice Page

When a customer clicks “Pay Now” in their invoice email, they’re taken to a hosted payment page on Plirin. This page is public — no account or login required.

What customers see

Section titled “What customers see”

The hosted page displays:

  • Your business name and logo
  • Invoice number and due date
  • Line item breakdown
  • Total amount due
  • Available payment tokens (USDC, USDT) and blockchain
  • A Pay button that connects their wallet
  • A Pay by card button, when you have connected Stripe and card payment is on for the invoice (see Card Payments)
  • Any files you chose to share, listed by name and size, each one a download (see Attachments). Anyone with the invoice link can open them, and files you keep internal are never listed

Save to a Plirin inbox

Section titled “Save to a Plirin inbox”

Below the invoice, the page can offer to keep the bill in a free Plirin bills inbox, so a customer’s bills from different Plirin merchants collect in one place:

  • A visitor who is not signed in sees Save to a free Plirin inbox, which emails a sign-up link to the invoice’s email address. The page says where it went; opening the link starts sign-up with that address locked in.
  • A signed-in member sees Save to my Plirin inbox, but only on an invoice sent to their verified account email by someone else. A merchant viewing their own invoice never sees it.

Both say, next to the button, that the merchant will see the customer uses a Plirin inbox: accepting a sender tells them that much.

It is shown only on live invoices that have a hosted page link and a properly formed customer email address (one stored with stray spaces does not count), never on test-mode invoices or drafts. For visitors who are not members, it appears only once Plirin has switched on the sign-up prompt. The same invoice emails carry a one-line pointer to it.

Payment flow

Section titled “Payment flow”
  1. Customer opens the payment link
  2. They connect their crypto wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, etc.)
  3. Select a stablecoin (USDC or USDT)
  4. Review the amount including any transaction fee
  5. Confirm the transaction in their wallet
  6. Payment is verified on-chain and the invoice is marked as paid

Branding

Section titled “Branding”

The hosted page displays your business name and logo as configured in Settings > Business Profile. This gives your customers a professional, branded experience.

Section titled “Link behavior”
  • Each invoice gets a unique URL (e.g., plirin.com/i/abc123)
  • Links remain active until the invoice is paid or voided
  • Paid invoices show a “Payment Complete” confirmation
  • Voided invoices show a “This invoice has been cancelled” message