Invoice and get paid
Business and up

Every way a customer can pay you, on one page

Put the right payment instruction on each invoice for where you and your customer are: a QR code for the payer's banking app — EPC GiroCode, PayNow, Pix, PromptPay, DuitNow, UPI, the Swiss QR-bill — a card page through your own Stripe account, or a bank transfer the payer approves at their own bank. The money goes to your account directly; invoiso never holds it. This page lists each method, where it works, whether it marks the invoice paid, and what it costs.

invoiso's table of payment methods: each one, where the payer can be, whether it confirms the invoice, and what it costs.
Every method the product can put on an invoice, with where it works and what it costs — the same table the public page draws from.

Payment methods

Where each method works, and what it costs

Drawn from the same tables the product offers from, so a method added or withdrawn there changes here. Money always goes to your own account.

MethodHow the customer paysWhere your customer can beMarks the invoice paidCost
DuitNow QRScans a QR code in their banking appMalaysiaNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
EPC QR (GiroCode)Scans a QR code in their banking appGermany, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, FinlandNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
IBAN as QR — copy-paste onlyScans a QR code in their banking appAnywhere their app or card worksNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
PayNowScans a QR code in their banking appSingaporeNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
PixScans a QR code in their banking appBrazilNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
PromptPayScans a QR code in their banking appThailandNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
Swiss QR-billA printed payment part on the invoiceSwitzerland, LiechtensteinNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
UPIScans a QR code in their banking appIndiaNo — you confirm it from your bank statementNothing charged by invoiso, and no percentage taken
Card paymentOpens a page and pays thereAnywhere their app or card worksYes, as soon as the provider reports itThe provider's own fee; invoiso adds nothing

From invoice to payment

Keep every step tied to the invoice.

Create, send, follow up and record payment against the same invoice, so the customer-facing document and the financial trail never drift apart.

Availability

Business and up

Part of

Invoice and get paid

Try asking

  • Which payment methods can I offer a customer in Germany?
  • Send Acme a payment link for the outstanding invoice

Frequently asked questions

How does this feature work?

Put the right payment instruction on each invoice for where you and your customer are: a QR code for the payer's banking app — EPC GiroCode, PayNow, Pix, PromptPay, DuitNow, UPI, the Swiss QR-bill — a card page through your own Stripe account, or a bank transfer the payer approves at their own bank. The money goes to your account directly; invoiso never holds it. This page lists each method, where it works, whether it marks the invoice paid, and what it costs.

Which plan includes this feature?

Business and up. The pricing page shows the current plan boundary and any usage allowances.

Can I use the invoiso assistant with this workflow?

Yes. The in-app assistant can work with the records available to your plan, and it asks before it sends, deletes or sets up anything recurring. For example: “Which payment methods can I offer a customer in Germany?”.