Payment initiation
Generate secure payment routes from invoices, reminders, account statements, portals, service conversations and arrangements.
Payment service provider connectivity
Connect your preferred payment service provider and make payment links, QR codes, mandates, payment arrangements, refunds and reconciliation part of one receivables workflow.
tobepaid.com does not replace the PSP or hold customer funds. It decides when and where a payment route is offered, passes the transaction to the provider and processes the resulting status in the operational workflow.

One orchestration layer
Multiple providers, methods, brands and customer journeys.
What is orchestrated
A transaction is only one moment. tobepaid.com coordinates the data, customer context, payment option, follow-up and administration around it.
Generate secure payment routes from invoices, reminders, account statements, portals, service conversations and arrangements.
Use your own brand, language, reference, amount and permitted methods so the payment moment remains recognizable.
Register overpayments, duplicate payments and refunds at customer and receivable level, with a controlled status trail.
Create a payment request during a service call or customer interaction without starting a disconnected manual process.
Match provider status and payment references to the correct receivable and return mutations to the source administration.
Route failures, expirations, chargebacks, missed instalments and exceptions to the appropriate next action.
Payment partner ecosystem
The exact integration depends on your providers and implementation. The orchestration model separates customer treatment and business rules from the payment processor, so providers can be connected without redesigning the complete receivables process.

PSP and payment methods
Payment methods, one-off and recurring flows, issuer selection and payment links can be connected to the receivables journey.
Global payment infrastructure
Cards, wallets, bank debits, bank redirects, transfers and local payment methods can support customer-specific routes.
Mandates and recurring collections
E-mandates, direct debit, QR payments and failure handling can support arrangements and recurring payment journeys.

Banking and accounting connectivity
Bank data, accounting exchange and document flows can help keep payment matching and administration up to date.
Payment methods
Availability depends on the connected provider, merchant agreement, market and customer journey.
Provider-independent operating model
The payment flow scan identifies where provider capabilities, customer communication and receivables status need to be connected.