How to send a Fonepay payment request to a customer

The fastest way to send a Fonepay payment request in Nepal is to create a branded invoice link with the exact amount already filled into your Fonepay QR, then share that link. The customer opens it, scans, and pays — no manual amount entry, no typos, no back-and-forth over chat.

Why not just share your Fonepay QR directly?

Sending a bare QR code — screenshotted or forwarded in a chat — is how most Nepali sellers start out, and it causes the same three problems every time: customers type in the wrong amount, orders go unrecorded because there's no invoice attached to the payment, and payment screenshots get lost in the chat history the moment you need to check one. A payment request link fixes all three at once, because the amount is locked into the QR itself and the order details travel with it.

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your QR

   One photo of your Fonepay, eSewa, ConnectIPS, or IME Pay merchant QR. It's read instantly and saved to your account.

2. 2

   Add the order

   List what the customer's buying. Delivery, discount, and VAT are calculated for you.

3. 3

   Share the link

   WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, or email — in one tap. The customer needs no app of their own to open it.

4. 4

   Get paid

   The customer scans the QR on the link — the amount is already locked in — pays, and sends proof.

Is it safe?

MyBillQR never holds your money and is not affiliated with any bank or payment network — every payment goes straight from the customer's bank app to your own account, exactly as if you'd shared the QR yourself. Every real invoice link starts with mybillqr.com/i/ and shows a "Payment goes to" line naming the account. If a customer ever gets sent something that doesn't match, they can report it directly from the link.