> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.shiga.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Payment Links Overview

> What payment links are, how to reach them, and where to find each flow.

# Payment Links Overview

A **payment link** is a shareable URL that lets you request money from anyone — even someone with no Enta account. When they open the link, they see exactly what's being asked for and pay you directly; the money settles into your Shiga wallet, an external wallet address, or a bank account, depending on how you set the link up.

## Access your Payment Links

Click **Payment links** in the left sidebar of your dashboard.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/shigadigital/-Wdd61uqStFWgyNL/images/chrome/paymentlinkonetime/Payment-Links-_-Populated.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=-Wdd61uqStFWgyNL&q=85&s=b92bbc3dcbd133ac4647a3e40a64163c" alt="Payment Links list" width="1440" height="1024" data-path="images/chrome/paymentlinkonetime/Payment-Links-_-Populated.png" />

This opens your full list of links — filterable by **One-time** / **Reusable** and **Active** / **Archived** — with a **Create payment link** button to start a new one.

## What you can do here

There are two ways to create a link, depending on whether you're requesting a specific amount from a specific person or something you'll reuse:

* [Create a One-Time Payment Link](/Product/Paymentlinks/onetime) — request a fixed amount from one person; the link expires once it's paid.
* [Create a Reusable Payment Link](/Product/Paymentlinks/reusable) — share a link that can be used again and again, for any amount or one you fix in advance.

Once a link exists, you can check on it or change its state:

* [Payment Link Details](/Product/Paymentlinks/details) — see a link's status, settlement info, and full payment history.
* [Archive a Payment Link](/Product/Paymentlinks/archive) — stop a link from accepting payments without deleting it.
* [Restore a Payment Link](/Product/Paymentlinks/restore) — bring an archived link back to active (note: a one-time link that's already been paid can't be restored).
