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Why a Stripe QR code
Card readers cost money and checkout links are hard to type, so pop-up sellers and event organisers often leave money on the table. A Stripe QR code opens your Stripe payment page on the customer's phone, where they pay by card or with the wallets your Stripe account offers. Paste a complete link that starts with https, ideally a Stripe Payment Link, which stays valid until you deactivate it. The code points to that link through QR Global, so you can switch to another product or price later without new signs, and you see how often the code was scanned next to the sales in your Stripe dashboard.
- Customers pay on Stripe's own page with card or the wallets your account enables.
- Swap the payment link after printing when prices or products change.
- Works with Payment Links, including ones where the customer chooses the amount.
- Scan counts show how many people reached checkout compared with your Stripe sales.
Event tickets at the door
A code at the entrance sells last-minute tickets without a card terminal.
Markets and pop-up shops
Each product card links to its own payment page with the right price.
Workshops and classes
Flyers let participants book and pay for the next session in one go.
Invoices and quotes
A code on a paper invoice opens the payment page, so the client does not type a URL.
Donations
A Payment Link that lets supporters choose the amount turns a poster into a collection box.
More Payments QR codes
Same category — pick the type that fits your content.
Stripe Checkout QR Code Generator
A Stripe QR code opens a full business checkout, not a single payment button — it can dynamically offer cards, wallets, and local methods on one page, built for businesses that need to accept payments broadly.
What is this QR code?
A Stripe QR code opens a Stripe Payment Link or checkout page, where the customer pays with the methods your Stripe account enables.
Best use cases
- ✓An online store linking to a ready-made checkout page for a specific order.
- ✓A subscription service linking to a payment setup form.
- ✓A freelancer's invoice with a hosted Stripe page for card payment.
- ✓Event ticket sales with a separate Stripe checkout for each ticket type.
How to generate your QR code
Create a Payment Link for the product or price in your Stripe dashboard.
Paste the buy.stripe.com link here.
Scan the code yourself and look at the price and payment methods on the page.
Display the code at the door, on the product card or on the invoice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the checkout page show different payment methods automatically?
Yes, it can dynamically show available payment methods, including card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, based on the visitor's device.
Can individuals use Stripe to pay each other, like PayPal?
No, this requires a business Stripe account on the receiving end — it's not designed for transfers between private individuals.
Which Stripe link should I use?
A Payment Link from the Stripe dashboard, usually starting with buy.stripe.com. It stays active until you turn it off. Checkout Session links created by code expire, by default after 24 hours, so they are not suitable for print.
Which payment methods will customers see?
Whatever your Stripe account and the customer's device support, for example cards, Apple Pay on an iPhone or Google Pay on Android. You configure this in Stripe, not in the QR code.
Does QR Global connect to my Stripe account?
No. The code only opens the link you paste. Payments, refunds and receipts are handled entirely by Stripe.
Can I sell several products with one code?
One code opens one link. Create a Payment Link for each product or a single link with several items, depending on how you set it up in Stripe.
What happens if I deactivate the Payment Link?
Customers who scan will see Stripe's notice that the link is no longer active. Paste a new link into the code to restore sales.
Do I need a Stripe account?
Yes. Stripe accounts are for businesses and individuals selling goods or services; the person paying needs only a card or a supported wallet.