Shopping on a laptop, paying with a phone.
With paymove checkout your customer scans a QR code on the screen and pays on their phone with BLIK, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The cart on the desktop updates by itself.
No card number typed on a keyboard.
Demo in the first reply.
Building a store in Lovable or Claude Code? Add payments in the same prompt.
The agent creates your paymove product and returns its ID on the first send. Test a BLIK payment in sandbox, watch the order status update.
One prompt. No integration sprint.
More in the first reply.
Nobody enjoys retyping an account number.
With paymove you set up a product once. Every invoice, payment request or ticket then gets its own payment link and QR code, amount already inside.
Print it, email it, text it. Scan, pay, done.
Docs in the first reply.
@davistrazza Agree. Demos are cheap. Limits that stick, a clear human approve step, and a checkout agents can finish without a new protocol every week. That is the boring work that compounds.
@GoMining Buying the seat before the passengers show up. Fair. The part that actually matters is not who clicks pay for the agent. It is who sets the limits and who still confirms every spend.
@TheTranscript_ More purchase frequency is the easy slide. The hard product is an agent that finds the deal and then waits for a human yes before any money moves. Machine-to-machine without that is just a faster way to regret a booking.
@SylwekBTW Jedna strona, nie labirynt. A można jeszcze prościej: koszyk na laptopie, QR z ekranu i płatność Apple Pay, Google Pay albo BLIK na telefonie. Sesja koszyka aktualizuje się sama. Demo: https://t.co/hNUdpvDxBM
Cart on the laptop. Payment on the phone.
With paymove Checkout your customer starts paying on desktop, scans a QR code from the screen and finishes on their phone with Apple Pay, Google Pay or BLIK.
The cart session updates on its own.
Demo in the first reply.
Hi X. We're paymove.
Payments for how people actually buy now: checkout, payment links, QR. And AI agents that pay.
Setup? One sentence. Not a 14-page onboarding PDF.