Cashfree Payment Links vs Dojo

Cashfree Payment Links lets businesses collect payments through a branded checkout without a website or coding. Merchants can share links through WhatsApp, SMS, email, QR codes, social channels, and invoices. WhatsApp-native links display a branded widget inside the chat instead of sending customers to a browser. Customers can pay with UPI, cards, net banking, wallets, and more than 180 payment methods. Merchants can permit partial payments, set an expiry date, or leave links active until deactivation. CSV or Excel uploads can create hundreds of links at once, while APIs can create, manage, and track them; dashboard creation is also available. Eligible businesses may receive settlements starting from 15 minutes. The free plan lists free for link creation and reminders, while standard Payment Gateway charges apply. Cashfree lists Shopify, Wix, WooCommerce, PayPal, WordPress, and Zoho integrations.

Dojo provides card payment services and card machines for businesses taking payments in person, online or by phone. Its Sidekick tools cover payments, refunds, reconciliation and real-time business insights, including across multiple locations. Listed payment features include links, native-currency payments, digital and printed receipts, bill splitting, cashback, tipping and pre-authorisations. Dojo says it partners with over 450 EPOS providers and syncs card-machine transactions with EPOS systems for reconciliation. Integrated payment options include Pay at Table and Pay at Counter; developers can use APIs for online payments and EPOS integrations, mobile integration documentation and a prebuilt checkout page. Dojo lists Android, iOS, web and API availability. The pricing page lists a free Essential plan and free Tap to Pay on iPhone, alongside transaction rates and paid software and hardware plans. Dojo says payment-processing environments are PCI DSS compliant and transmissions use TLS. It also advertises 99.99% uptime and seven-day technical support from 8am to 11pm.