Not all work starts on a platform. A past client from Dubai, a referral over WhatsApp, a local business that just needs a logo — real freelance life is full of engagements that begin elsewhere but still need a clean way to get paid. Pay Me Here is that way.
One link, from your wallet
In your wallet, create a payment request: what it is for, the amount, and the display name you want shown. You get a link — yagankar.com/pay/… — to send to your client however you talk. They sign in (or register in a minute), pay by card, and the full requested amount is credited to your Yagankar wallet, recorded like any other verified earning. The payer covers the standard 10% service fee on top.
Private by default — genuinely
A payment link travels: it gets forwarded, screenshotted, pasted into group chats. So the public page shows only the display name you typed, the reason, and the amount. No photo, no full name, no link back to your profile — unless you explicitly switch on "reveal my identity" for that one request. And if you ever set your profile to private, every pay link you have ever shared strips your identity immediately. The kill switch is always yours.
Why route it through Yagankar?
Because then it counts. The payment lands as a recorded, receipted transaction — it feeds your verified earnings, your client can produce a clean record of what they paid, and disputes have facts to stand on. Off-platform work no longer has to mean off-the-record work.