How to receive payments on Bink
Set up payments on Bink to receive income from bookings, products, and services, all in one seamless flow.
Payments built into your profile
With payments switched on your page actually collects money: bookings, products, premium content, tickets, donations. You are the seller — funds land in your own Stripe account, they never sit in a Bink wallet.
You never touch card data: Stripe handles it, the same rails millions of businesses use. Your customer just needs a card or Apple Pay.
Activating payments on your account
In Settings → Payments open "Set up payments": Stripe asks for your business details and bank account, and the connection is done in a few minutes. Until then, paid blocks stay visible but cannot collect.
From that moment every sale made on your page reaches your account, and the buyer enters your client list on their own: name, email and — if you issue invoices — the tax details they left at checkout.
What Bink keeps
Every payment carries a commission that depends on your plan: Free 5% + €0.25, Pro 2.5% + €0.25, Business 1.6% + €0.30. It is all-in — the Stripe cost is already inside, no second deduction arrives at the end of the month.
The "Payments and tax" section holds the full history: filters by status, type, date and customer, per-transaction detail and CSV export. Payouts to your bank follow your Stripe account schedule.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Bink keep on each payment?
Free 5% + €0.25, Pro 2.5% + €0.25, Business 1.6% + €0.30. It is an all-in commission: the payment network cost is already included.
When does the money reach my bank account?
Payouts follow the schedule of your connected Stripe account. Funds never sit in a Bink wallet: you are the seller.
What happens if I have to issue a refund?
The refund is issued on the transaction and returns the amount to the customer. The processing fee retained on the refund is not returned.
Can I also collect in person, without selling online?
Yes, with "Pay me now": you generate a link or a QR code for any amount, the customer pays from their phone, and you can also record a payment already received in cash or by transfer just to produce the document.
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