No Code Use Cases
Real-world scenarios where PayMongo's no-code tools are the right fit — find your path without writing code.
PayMongo's no-code tools cover a wide range of business scenarios. Find the situation that matches yours and follow the path.
Freelancer or Service Provider Collecting Payment After the Job
Scenario: You completed a project — design work, a repair, a consultation — and need to collect payment from your client.
What you need:
- Send a payment request with an itemized breakdown
- Accept payment remotely — your client doesn't need to be present
- Track whether it's been paid
Best fit: Payment Links from the PayMongo Dashboard. Create an payment link and send to your client. Your client pays online via card or e-wallet.
Small Business Selling on Social Media or via Chat
Scenario: You sell products or services through Instagram, Facebook, or messaging apps, and need a fast way to collect payment.
What you need:
- A shareable link you can send in a chat or post on social media
- Customers pay without navigating to a full website
- Confirmation when payment is received
Best fit: Payment Links from the PayMongo Dashboard. Create a link with the amount and description, share it anywhere.
Retail or Food Business Accepting In-Store QR Payments
Scenario: You have a physical location and want to offer QR code payment as an option alongside cash.
What you need:
- A QR code your customer can scan with their banking app
- Works with any InstaPay-connected bank or e-wallet (BPI, UnionBank, GCash, Maya, etc.)
- Confirmation when the payment clears
Best fit: QR PH from the PayMongo Dashboard. Generate a static or per-transaction QR code.
Online Store on Shopify
Scenario: Your store runs on Shopify and you want to add PayMongo as a payment option at checkout — cards, GCash, Maya, and more.
What you need:
- PayMongo listed as a payment gateway in your Shopify checkout
- Customers can choose their preferred payment method
- Orders automatically updated when payment is confirmed
Best fit: PayMongo Shopify Plugin — install from the Shopify App Store, connect your PayMongo account, and you're done.
Online Store on WooCommerce
Scenario: Your store runs on WordPress with WooCommerce and you need a Philippine payment gateway at checkout.
What you need:
- PayMongo as a payment method in your WooCommerce checkout
- Support for cards and local e-wallets
- Orders automatically fulfilled when payment is received
Best fit: PayMongo WooCommerce Plugin — install from the WordPress Plugin Directory, enter your API keys in the plugin settings, and enable it.
Ready to get set up? Go to the Go-live Checklist to verify everything is in order before accepting real payments.
Updated about 21 hours ago