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Imagine this: you send a link and—poof—the payment’s done. Sounds simple, right? But behind that simplicity lies something big. Really big. Because this month, together with our customers, we’ve surpassed €2 billion in payments made through PayByLink.

All savings opportunities in one place—freely accessible and tailored to the specific needs of Dutch non-profits. On March 1, 2025, Jordan van Bergen launched the new savings community 4non-profit. What makes this initiative unique, and how does it benefit the charitable sector?

"Ten years ago we knew we had something special on our hands, but the growth and development we have experienced since then has exceeded expectations. This was only possible thanks to the trust of our customers and partners," says Hans Bouman, CEO and co-founder of PayByLink. "We continue to innovate and improve, so that we can remain a leader in online payment solutions for the next ten years."

IJsExpress has been streamlining its invoicing process through AFAS with PayByLink since 2018. Huib Groeneveld, Administration and Procurement Manager, explains the reason for this long-standing collaboration: “With PayByLink, our customers can pay effortlessly with a single click, making our accounts receivable management far more structured and automated.”

After extensive market research, we have a new IT partner! We have chosen Info Support for the full management of our IT solution. Both for the management of the cloud environment and the management and further development of the PayByLink application.

Also at Worldline , developments do not stand still and we are continuously working hard working hard to adapt payment pages to the latest technology. Secure payment via modern payment methods on proprietary payment pages is a high priority at Worldline. And it can be done with the Worldline Direct API platform.

Following a recent expansion and to get invoices paid faster, St. Barbara Cemetery wanted to digitise payments. However, this needed to be integrated with TroBit's Funeral Suite, the package with which St. Barbara does all its administration. So a partnership came about between TroBit and PayByLink to help St. Barbara.

Due to the corona pandemic, bailiffs were restricted in their methods by the loss of personal contact. The portable card reader could no longer be used to collect payments. A solution was needed that made remote payments possible. Cannock Chase Public, in partnership with PayByLink, developed a proprietary application that gives bailiffs this capability: Cannock Pay.

"Our employees at the contact center had more trouble switching to payment links than our guests," says Rudy Herrema, Finance and ICT Manager at Rederij Doeksen, with a smile. "But they also got used to it quickly. PayByLink makes their job much easier."