An invoice rarely waits because the client refuses to pay. It waits because paying takes a detour. The button removes the detour.
Today
With Bilto
You save your payment link once: TWINT, Stripe, or the one you already use.
Every invoice you send carries a Pay now button, next to the QR-bill, which stays.
Your client pays from their phone. The money lands directly in your account, and you tick the payment off as usual.
The button opens YOUR payment link: the amount goes from your client's account to yours, no middleman, no holding account, no commission from Bilto. We provide the button, not a wallet.
Three paths to the same result: the money with you, no detours.
They tap the button, confirm in their TWINT app
They pay by card on your Stripe page
The QR payment part stays on every invoice
Most delays are not refusals, they are postponements. Every step between « I should pay » and « paid » loses a few of them. A button inside the invoice brings the action back to the moment of intention.
The button complements the QR payment part, it does not replace it: clients who pay by e-banking carry on exactly as before, and the 30 September 2026 deadline on structured addresses stays covered.
A TWINT or Stripe payment lands in your account, not in Bilto: the invoice does not mark itself paid. You tick it off in one move, and the reminders stop.
3 clicks
from the opened invoice to the payment sent, phone in hand
No. The money goes directly from your client to you, through the payment method you chose. Any fees are your provider's, TWINT or Stripe, just as if you had sent the link yourself.
No. Any payment link you already own will do, TWINT, Stripe or another. You save it once, it appears on all your invoices.
No. The payment lands in your account, not in Bilto: you do the ticking. An invoice should never call itself paid on the strength of a click, only on that of your bank statement.
Each one answers a precise moment of the job, from the first phone call to the money in the bank.