Online payments
Invoice payment links: get paid by card or Apple Pay.
The fastest invoice to get paid is the one your client can pay right where they read it. Every Jiffy invoice can carry a payment link. Your client taps, pays by card or Apple Pay, and you get a notification while they are still holding their phone.
How to accept credit card payments on an invoice, on Pro
Card payments run through your own Stripe account, which you connect once from the app. After that, every invoice can go out with a payment link.
- In Jiffy, open the payment methods and connect Stripe. It takes a few minutes the first time.
- Turn on card and Apple Pay. Your bank details stay on the invoice too.
- Send an invoice by email, WhatsApp, text, Telegram or a plain link. The payment link goes along.
Invoice 2026-0042 for Juniper Bakery
£1,500.00
Due 16 Oct 2026
Menu design£950.00
Printing × 50£300.00
VAT 20%£250.00
Choose how to pay
Or transfer to sort code 12-34-56, account 12345678, ref. 2026-0042
What your client sees
Your client opens a clean page with your name, the invoice, the lines, the VAT and the due date. They choose credit or debit card or Apple Pay and pay the exact amount due. No account, no app, no password. The PDF is one tap away if they need it for their own books.
The page and the emails speak your client’s language, so an invoice to a client abroad reads like it was written for them.
Apple Pay on your invoices
On an iPhone, Apple Pay turns paying into a glance and a tap with Face ID. It comes with card payments on Pro and Ultra, through the same Stripe account. Clients without Apple Pay simply use their card.
Deposits and partial payments
Big job? Ask for a deposit, or split the invoice into installments with their own dates. The payment page asks for what is due now, never more, and offers to pay the whole balance in one go. Jiffy works out what is still open, so you never do the math. Deposits and installments work on every plan.
Paid, marked and confirmed, by itself
When a payment comes in, Jiffy marks the invoice paid (or partly paid), tells you with a notification and emails your client a confirmation with the PDF. Your overview shows what came in and what is still open. The money itself goes from Stripe to your bank account on your Stripe payout schedule, not through Jiffy.
Still unpaid near the due date? Automatic payment reminders carry the same link. Same amount every month? Use recurring invoices.
Other ways your client can pay
Bank transfer always works: your sort code and account number are on the invoice and on the payment page. Paid in crypto? Jiffy puts your wallet address on the invoice and the money lands in your own wallet. Comparing options? See how Jiffy compares with Square Invoices and Wave, or check the plans in pricing.
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FAQ
Good questions.
Does my client need an account to pay?
No. Your client opens the link, sees the invoice and pays by card or Apple Pay. No account, no app.
Where does the money go?
To your own Stripe account, and from there to your bank on your Stripe payout schedule. Jiffy never holds your clients’ money.
Which plan has card and Apple Pay?
Pro and Ultra. On Free your clients pay by bank transfer, with your details on the invoice. Stripe charges its own processing fee per payment.
Can a client pay part of an invoice?
Yes. Set a deposit or installments and the payment page asks for what is due now, with the option to pay everything at once.
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Get paid in one tap.
Start free and send your first invoice today. Card and Apple Pay come with Pro, which you can try free for 7 days.