Set it up in 3 steps
- 1
Add local and international options
Add your bank and GCash for local clients, plus your paypal.me link or Wise email or @tag for clients abroad.
- 2
Link it from every invoice
Create a request link with the invoice amount and number, and paste it into the invoice or the email you send with it.
- 3
Get proof in one format
Clients can send a prefilled confirmation with the amount and reference number to your email, WhatsApp or Messenger.
Looking professional without a website
A clean payment page with your name, photo and business name is reassuring for new clients. On Pro you can match your colours, remove Mypayme branding, and use a theme that fits your work.
Payment terms that get you paid on time
A few habits make a real difference:
- Put the due date and amount at the top of every invoice, with your payment link right below.
- Ask for a deposit on new projects, and send a request link for it.
- Confirm payment in your own bank or e-wallet app, never from a screenshot.
- Keep the reference numbers clients send you for your records and taxes.
Choosing which accounts to show
Show the accounts your clients actually use. For local clients, a bank account plus GCash covers most people, and same-bank transfers are usually free. For clients abroad, PayPal is familiar, and Wise is often cheaper for larger invoices. Hide the options you don’t want used for a given project instead of deleting them. You can switch them back on in a tap.
If you work with agencies or companies, add your full legal name as the account holder and your business name on the page, so accounting teams can match the payment to your invoice.
Keep good payment records
Keep the reference number, amount, date and client for every payment you receive. The proof messages clients send through your page already include most of this. Good records make invoicing, follow-ups and filing your taxes much easier. Check BIR guidance or an accountant for what applies to you.
PayPal links with the amount filled in
If you add a paypal.me link, Mypayme opens PayPal with the invoice amount already entered when a client pays from a request link. That saves them one more chance to mistype.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreign clients pay me through Mypayme?
Mypayme shows your payment details. Clients abroad usually pay through PayPal or Wise, which you can add alongside your Philippine accounts. Mypayme doesn’t process or convert currency.
Does Mypayme take a cut of my earnings?
No. Payments go straight to your accounts. Only the payment providers’ own fees apply.
Can I keep my page private?
Yes. Switch to a private link so only clients you send it to can see your details, and reset the link anytime.
Last updated October 13, 2026. Fees, limits and app menus can change, so check with your bank or e-wallet for the latest.