BeamMe: Payment Requests

Getting paid shouldn’t start with, “Which payment app do you use?” BeamMe lets you create one payment request and let the other person choose how to pay. Enter the amount, add an optional memo, and create your Beam. Share the payment request when you’re apart or show the QR code when you’re together. Your payer sees the payment options you accept and chooses the one that works for them. ONE PAYMENT REQUEST. THEIR CHOICE HOW. No more figuring out which payment app someone uses before you can ask to be paid. No more sending different payment details, spelling out usernames, or switching between apps just to create the request. Create one Beam. Your payer chooses from the payment options you’ve enabled, and the actual payment happens through the service they select. BeamMe doesn’t process or hold your money. SHARE IT OR SHOW IT. Need to get paid remotely? Share your Beam by text, email, messaging, or wherever you normally communicate. Standing right in front of each other? Show the Beam QR code on your phone and let them scan it. Either way, it’s the same payment request: your amount, your memo, your unique reference, and your available payment options. A UNIQUE REFERENCE FOR EVERY BEAM. Every Beam gets its own Visual Reference ID—a short transaction key displayed to both you and your payer. It gives you both a quick way to confirm you’re looking at the same payment request. That means the amount, memo, payment choices, and reference are tied to the Beam you’re actually working with—not just a generic payment profile or static QR code. BUILT FOR THE WAYS PEOPLE ACTUALLY GET PAID. BeamMe isn’t just for businesses or checkout counters. Use it to request money from friends or family, collect money for a PTA or group, get paid for freelance or service work, sell something locally, run a side hustle or market booth, or operate a small business. If you need someone to pay you, create a Beam and let them choose how. GET PAID. THEIR WAY. One payment request. Multiple ways to pay. One unique reference for the transaction. Create the request once. Let them choose how.