Payment links, delivered with intent.

Borrowers don't fail to pay because they lack a link. They fail to pay because the link arrived at the wrong time, on the wrong channel, with the wrong context. Payment Delivery treats link generation as a delivery problem, not a generation problem.

Tied to the obligation it represents

Every link is generated against a specific obligation: a payment-plan installment, a promise-to-pay commitment, a settlement balance, or a manually-initiated amount. The borrower sees a clean checkout. The platform retains the full lineage from link → click → payment → reconciliation.

Compliance at send time, not after

Templates are approved before they enter the library. The sender's identity, the time window, the channel, and the frequency cap are checked at the moment of send — not after the fact. A link that would violate calling hours, DNC status, or per-day cap is held automatically.

Click tracking that respects DPDP

Only the minimum metadata required to attribute payment is captured. Identifiers anonymize after the retention window. The policy lives in the platform, not in a PDF.