The Problem: Xendit's Payment Links Are Too Basic
Xendit is the go-to payment processor for Southeast Asia — strong in Indonesia, the Philippines, and across the region. Xendit does offer basic payment links, but merchants quickly hit the limits. Branding options are minimal, multi-channel distribution is clunky, and you can't customise the checkout experience to match your brand. For merchants selling via social media, WhatsApp, or marketplaces, the current Xendit payment link feels like an afterthought rather than a real product.
How Shuttle Payment Links Work with Xendit
Shuttle enhances your Xendit setup with fully branded, customisable payment links. Your transactions still process through Xendit — Shuttle just upgrades the payment link experience.
Connect your Xendit account to Shuttle using your API keys.
Create a payment link with full branding control — your logo, colours, custom fields, and preferred payment methods.
Distribute the link via SMS, WhatsApp, Instagram DM, email, or embed it on your website.
Your customer clicks the link and pays on a branded checkout page that supports local SE Asian payment methods.
The payment processes through Xendit. Track it in both Shuttle's dashboard and your Xendit reports.
Shuttle enhances Xendit — it doesn't replace it. Your Xendit rates, local payment method support, and settlement all stay the same.
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 Xendit 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 Xendit?
Social commerce sellers — send branded payment links via WhatsApp, Instagram, and LINE to close sales from social media conversations.
Indonesian marketplace merchants — collect payments for off-platform deals and custom orders via link.
Philippine service providers — send payment links for professional services, tutoring, and freelance work.
Travel agencies — collect deposits and final payments for tour packages across Southeast Asia.
D2C brands — offer a premium checkout experience for direct sales, flash sales, and pre-orders.
Getting Started
Shuttle charges a small per-transaction fee on top of your Xendit processing rates. No monthly fees, no setup costs, and no minimum volumes.
Go live in under a day. Connect your Xendit API keys, configure your branding, and start creating payment links immediately.
All you need is an active Xendit merchant account. Shuttle adds the branded payment link layer — hosted checkout, distribution tools, and analytics are all included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Shuttle support local payment methods in Southeast Asia?
Yes. Shuttle processes through your Xendit account, so all payment methods enabled on your Xendit setup — including bank transfers, e-wallets, and local cards — are available on your payment links.
Can I send payment links via WhatsApp?
Absolutely. Shuttle generates shareable links and QR codes that you can send via WhatsApp, LINE, SMS, email, or any messaging platform your customers use.
Is the checkout page available in local languages?
Shuttle's checkout pages can be configured for your target market. Combined with Xendit's local payment method support, your customers get a familiar, localised payment experience.
What currencies are supported?
Shuttle supports the currencies available through your Xendit account, including IDR, PHP, and other Southeast Asian currencies.