The Cheqi web wallet lets customers open and save a receipt in their browser. They do not need to install the Cheqi app or create an account. Each web wallet receipt has a link that you can give to the customer. A customer who uses the Cheqi app can collect the same receipt there.
Choose how to give the receipt link to the customer. For example, you can:
- show a clickable link on a webshop confirmation or order-status page;
- include the link in an order email or text message;
- display or print a QR code containing the link at a physical checkout.
A QR code is only one way to present the link. Use the returned receipt URL as it is; do not substitute a customer pairing code. The customer can open the link when it suits them, and checkout does not need to wait for them to do so.
Your SDK returns the receipt URL when the web wallet link route is enabled and selected. If recipient resolution selects DIGITAL delivery, the receipt arrives in the app without the customer opening a link. See Download Links for how to create and upload the link, including when the Cheqi API is temporarily unavailable.
Adyen, Stripe, Mollie, and Worldline all support last-four card details for card payments. Include those digits in the encrypted receipt's ReceiptPayload.paymentDetails.cardLastFour field even when PAR is unavailable.
Customers can collect the receipt in the Cheqi app or open it in their browser. Last four digits alone cannot identify a customer during merchant-side recipient resolution. Put them in the encrypted receipt, not in IdentificationDetails.cardDetails. See Payment Provider Compatibility for PAR and IBAN coverage.
Anyone with the complete link may be able to open the receipt. Show or send it only to the intended customer, and do not log it. Cheqi keeps the receipt contents encrypted during delivery.