The Problem: Transbank Lacks Modern Payment Link Features
Transbank is the backbone of card processing in Chile — virtually every merchant that accepts cards uses Transbank's Webpay integration or POS terminals. But Transbank was built for in-store and traditional ecommerce. When Chilean merchants need to send a payment link for a remote sale, a deposit, or a phone order, Transbank doesn't offer a self-serve solution. Merchants end up asking customers to make bank transfers or dictating card numbers over the phone, which is slow, insecure, and unprofessional.
How Shuttle Payment Links Work with Transbank
Shuttle connects to your existing payment infrastructure in Chile and gives you branded payment links that your customers can pay through instantly. No Webpay integration work required.
Sign up for Shuttle and connect your payment processing credentials.
Create a payment link in CLP — add your business branding, set the amount, and choose payment options.
Send the link to your customer via WhatsApp, SMS, email, or social media — wherever Chilean consumers communicate.
Your customer taps the link, sees a branded checkout page, and pays with their preferred method.
Track the payment in Shuttle's dashboard with real-time status updates and reconciliation tools.
Shuttle works alongside your existing Transbank setup. Your in-store POS and Webpay integrations continue unchanged — payment links are a new channel, not a replacement.
What You Get
Branded checkout pages — every payment link opens a checkout page with your logo, colours, and business name. Your customers see your brand, not a generic payment form.
Multiple payment methods — accept cards, digital wallets, and local payment methods through a single link. Customers choose how they want to pay.
Send anywhere — share payment links via SMS, email, WhatsApp, social media, QR codes, or embed them on your website. Meet your customers where they are.
Dashboard and reporting — track every payment link in real time. See who's paid, who hasn't, and export data for reconciliation with your Transbank reports.
Recurring and partial payments — create payment links for deposits, instalments, or recurring charges. Flexible enough for any payment scenario.
No code required — create and send payment links from a simple dashboard. No developers, no API integration, no technical setup.
Who Uses Payment Links with Transbank?
Chilean retail and ecommerce — send payment links for phone orders, social media sales, and out-of-stock pre-orders.
Professional services — collect fees for legal, accounting, and consulting services via link instead of bank transfer.
Restaurants and delivery — take catering deposits and event payments without cash or in-person terminals.
Education and training — collect course fees, workshop registrations, and material costs via shareable links.
Healthcare providers — send payment links for consultations, lab fees, and procedure deposits.
Getting Started
Shuttle charges a simple per-transaction fee. No monthly charges, no setup fees, and no minimum volumes. Pay only when you process payments.
Get up and running within a day. Connect your credentials, add your branding, and send your first payment link to a customer.
You need active payment processing in Chile. Shuttle provides the payment link infrastructure — branded checkout, link management, and reporting are included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this work with Chilean pesos (CLP)?
Yes. Shuttle supports CLP transactions through your payment processing setup. Customers see prices and pay in Chilean pesos.
Can I send links via WhatsApp?
Yes. WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app in Chile, and Shuttle generates links that can be shared on WhatsApp, SMS, email, Instagram, or any other channel.
Do I need to stop using Transbank?
No. Keep using Transbank for your POS terminals and Webpay ecommerce integration. Shuttle adds payment links as a new channel for remote and phone-based payments.
Is this secure?
Absolutely. Shuttle uses hosted checkout pages so card data never touches your systems. All transactions are processed on PCI DSS compliant infrastructure.