Overview
Understand NadaPay collection methods and when to use Checkout, payment links, or deposit instructions.
Collection Overview
Understand the inbound payment options NadaPay supports and when to use Checkout, payment links, or deposit instructions.
Prerequisites
Decide whether the payer should complete a hosted checkout flow or send funds using account funding instructions.
Overview
Collection covers inbound money movement into NadaPay-powered flows. Use Checkout when a customer needs to pay from a product, invoice, donation, or booking page. Use deposit instructions when a payer or operations team needs funding details for a bank or wallet transfer.
Checkout / Payment Link → Customer pays in hosted flow
Deposit Instructions → Payer sends funds using provided account detailsCollection methods
| Method | Use it when | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Checkout | You control a Pay button or embedded payment flow in your application. | Accept Payments |
| Payment links | You want to send a hosted payment URL outside your app. | Accept Payments |
| Deposit instructions | You need funding details for a bank or wallet transfer. | Get Deposit Instructions |
What success looks like
- you know when to use Checkout instead of deposit instructions
- you know where payment verification happens
- you know which guide to follow for your collection flow
Troubleshooting
You need a customer-facing payment flow
Use Checkout through Accept Payments. Create the session on your backend when the customer clicks Pay.
You need funding instructions for an account
Use Get Deposit Instructions and share the returned instructions with the funding party.
What's next
| Next step | Why |
|---|---|
| Accept Payments | Build a Checkout-based payment flow. |
| Get Deposit Instructions | Retrieve funding details for inbound transfers. |
| Handle Webhooks | Receive real-time updates after payment events. |
Updated 13 days ago