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The pay page

What your customer sees when they open a link or an invoice, designed for phones; two ways to pay, a live price from other chains, and paid only when NEAR says so.

The pay page: pay Abu Studio $0.25, with Tegata balance, NEAR wallet and Another chain
Two ways to pay, and a price from other chains.
Another chain open on a $0.25 link: the coin grid, and the live quote box showing 1Click's $100 minimum
Another chain: real coins and chains. For $0.25, 1Click's live answer is its $100 minimum.
The pay page for a paid invoice: Invoice INV-0001 is paid, $0.50, View invoice
A paid invoice says so, and links back to it.

The header shows your logo or seal, the amount, and "receives exactly this in USDC". For an invoice it shows the number, the due date and View invoice; with part-payments allowed the payer types any amount up to what's left.

Two ways to pay, and a price from other chains

The payer signs in with their email and pays from their own Tegata dollars. Tegata pays the network fee. In the Sandbox, Add $5.00 test dollars appears there when your balance is short. They press and hold Hold to pay. You can't pay your own link from your own balance.

What happens next

Live steps show the payment moving, then your seal stamps PAID and View your receipt opens it. The payment counts only when Tegata reads it from NEAR: see When is it paid?

A link that is switched off says "This link isn't taking payments". A paid invoice says it is paid and links to the invoice, where its receipts are.

Counter

Type an amount, show the QR code, and the screen turns green with your seal the moment the payment settles on NEAR.

Receipts

A sealed receipt for every movement, customer payments, sends, referral rewards and payslips, each saying who paid whom and linking to its NEAR transaction.

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Two ways to pay, and a price from other chainsWhat happens next