Payment Links & UPI

Create a QR Code for Payment

A payment QR code opens your existing payment page, such as a PayPal.me link, Stripe Payment Link, Square checkout or UPI request, so customers pay on their own phone. TryQRMint creates and brands the code, and your payment provider handles the money.

No Credit Card RequiredPNG & SVG DownloadsUnlimited Scans

Why Choose TryQRMint for This Solution

Custom-branded QR codes, editable dynamic links and clear scan analytics in one dashboard.

Works With the Payment Link You Already Have

Point the code at a PayPal.me link, Stripe Payment Link, Square checkout page, invoice link or UPI ID. TryQRMint makes the code and never touches the payment.

Switch Providers Without Reprinting

With a dynamic Website URL code you can change the destination link from the dashboard, for example when you move from PayPal to Stripe or update a price.

Branded Codes Customers Trust

Add your logo, colors and a "Scan to Pay" frame so customers can tell your real code from a sticker someone has pasted over it.

Static or Dynamic Payment QR Code?

StaticDynamic
What scanners seeYour payment page opens directlyA short TryQRMint page showing your payment link with a button to open it
Change link laterNo, you need a new codeYes, from the dashboard
UPI strings (upi://)Yes, via Plain TextNo, https links only
Scan analyticsNoneScans, city, device, scans over time
CostFree (up to 10 codes)7-day trial, then Pro or Business

Troubleshooting payment QR codes

  • The scan opens nothing: check that the link starts with https:// and opens in a phone browser. Some dashboard-only links need to be published or made public first.
  • The UPI app says the request is invalid: check the pa= UPI ID for typos and remove any spaces. Test with a small amount.
  • Customers hesitate to scan: add your logo, business name and a "Scan to Pay" frame, and check counter signs regularly for stickers placed over them.

Not sure which mode fits? Compare editing, cost and what breaks each type on our static vs dynamic QR code page.

How to Create a QR Code for Payment in 3 Steps

Start generating high-converting QR codes in less than 60 seconds.

1

Get Your Payment Link

Copy a payment URL from your provider (PayPal.me, Stripe Payment Link, Square, Razorpay or an invoice link). For UPI, prepare a UPI string such as upi://pay?pa=yourname@bank&pn=YourName.

2

Choose the Type & Paste It

Use Website URL for https:// payment links (static is free; dynamic lets you edit it later). For UPI, use Plain Text in Static mode and paste the full upi://pay string. Don't paste it into Website URL, which only accepts web addresses.

3

Brand, Save & Test a Real Payment

Add your logo and a "Scan to Pay" frame, sign in free to save and download, then make a small test payment from a phone before you print.

Ways to Use a Payment QR Code

Explore how individuals, teams, and high-traffic brands put these QR codes to work.

Retail

Counter & Market Stall Sign

Print a static code that opens your payment link on a stand at the counter. Customers enter the amount and pay on their own phone with the provider's checkout.

Invoicing

Invoices & Quotes

Add a code to PDF or printed invoices that opens the invoice's online payment page, so clients pay without typing a long link.

UPI

UPI Payments in India

Encode a UPI payment string so customers can scan it with Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or their bank app and pay to your UPI ID.

Fixed Price

Fixed-Price Items & Classes

Create a payment link with a fixed amount in Stripe or PayPal for a product, class or deposit, and give each one its own QR code.

Services

Tips & Service Payments

Salon stations, delivery drivers and freelancers can show a small code that opens a tip or payment page.

Fundraising

Donations

For fundraisers and charities, the donation QR code page covers donation links, amounts and campaign signage in more depth.

Built for Reliable Scanning

Technical Specifications & Print Standards

Standard QR codes (ISO/IEC 18004) that every modern smartphone camera can read. Print size, contrast and placement still matter, so test before printing.

What the Code Contains

Your Payment Link or UPI String

The QR code only stores the link. Card details, wallets and settlement are handled entirely by your payment provider.

Supported Destinations

Any https:// Payment Page, plus UPI

PayPal.me, Stripe Payment Links, Square, Razorpay, invoice links, or a upi://pay string via the Plain Text type.

Error Correction

Automatic: M, or Q With a Logo

TryQRMint sets the level for you and raises it when a logo is added, so the code stays readable.

Downloads

PNG (Free) ยท SVG (Pro & Business)

PNG for counter signs and invoices; SVG for large or professional prints. SVG is also available during the 7-day trial.

Dynamic Scan Analytics

Scans, Location & Device

Dynamic codes show total and unique scans, country, city, device, OS, browser, referrer and scans over time. Payment amounts stay in your provider's dashboard.

What TryQRMint Does Not Do

No Payment Processing

TryQRMint does not process, hold or report payments, and does not generate bank-issued merchant QR codes.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Find immediate answers regarding dynamic QR codes, analytics, formats, and commercial usage.

Copy a payment link from your provider, such as a PayPal.me link or a Stripe Payment Link. In TryQRMint, choose Website URL, paste the link, customize the design, then sign in free to save and download. Test it with a real small payment before printing.

No. TryQRMint only creates the QR code that opens your payment page or UPI request. The payment, card security, fees and payouts are handled by your provider (PayPal, Stripe, Square, Razorpay or your UPI bank app).

Yes, as a static code. Choose the Plain Text type, keep the Static mode selected, and enter the full UPI string such as upi://pay?pa=yourname@bank&pn=YourName (add &am=500 for a fixed amount). Customers scan it with a UPI app like Google Pay, PhonePe or Paytm. If your provider gives you an https payment link instead, use the Website URL type.

Indirectly. A QR code can't contain bank transfer instructions that every banking app understands, so link it to a payment page that pays into your account, such as a PayPal, Stripe or Razorpay link, or a UPI ID in India.

Yes, if your provider supports it. Create a fixed-amount payment link in Stripe or PayPal, or add the am= amount to a UPI string, and the customer's checkout will show that amount.

Static payment codes are free with a free account: up to 10 codes, PNG downloads, no credit card. A dynamic code, which you can edit and track, comes with a 7-day trial for up to 2 codes. After that it needs Pro ($9/month, or $7/month billed annually) or Business, both prepaid.

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