Grab your PayPal.Me link, paste it here, and get a payment code for market stalls, invoices, tip jars and donation boxes. Scanning opens PayPal with your name ready to pay — customers never type a thing.
Append an amount to the link — paypal.me/yourname/9.99 — and the payment screen arrives pre-filled, perfect for fixed-price goods and suggested donations. For invoices, print the code on the invoice itself; payers scan instead of setting up a bank transfer, and you get paid faster.
Also here free: Bitcoin payment codes and link codes for any other payment page your bank or provider gives you.
No — the link opens PayPal in the browser if the app is absent. They log in and confirm.
Yes — put the amount in the PayPal.Me link itself: paypal.me/yourname/25 requests £25 (currency follows your PayPal account).
Normal PayPal fees for receiving — the QR code adds nothing on top. Friends-and-family vs goods-and-services rules are PayPal's own.
The code simply opens your official PayPal.Me page. For PayPal's in-app QR system, PayPal also generates codes in its app; either works at a stall.
Put this code on stickers, signs, menus, banners or business cards — printed and shipped UK-wide by FatPrint.
Browse print optionsEditable QR codes — £10 once, repoint forever, scan stats included.