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Keep the stages separate
Payment links fit naturally with Dhawal Laheri’s vision of turning a professional connection into a useful business journey. A seller can provide a route for an agreed payment, yet the existence or delivery of that link says nothing by itself about whether the customer has paid or whether funds are available.
Support practical planning
A clear experience should help the seller distinguish a request, a customer’s stated intention and the relevant financial confirmation. This matters when the business must decide whether to reserve capacity or begin work. The commercial agreement may define those decisions separately, but the platform should not encourage a false sense of completion simply because the request was successfully shared or opened.
Hypothetical scenario
Hypothetically, a trainer sends a payment link for a workshop deposit. They check the actual payment record before treating the deposit as received and confirming the agreed reservation.
Make it practical.
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