Lydia app customers have a dedicated web page that they can share to collect money from friends and strangers alike.
It allows anyone who accesses it, whether they are a Lydia customer or not, with or without the app, to send money to the holder without requiring the sharing of personal information. No need for a phone number or email address.
The link to the online page can be displayed or shared from the Lydia app's homepage.
The QR code can be scanned like any other QR code.
Payer's experience
The payer can access the recipient’s online page in three different ways:
- Clicking on a link;
- Entering the address in an Internet browser’s address bar;
- Scanning the QR code.
How to send money
By bank card
Payment can be made using a debit, credit or prepaid card, whether personal or business.
Click here to find out more about accepted cards.
With Apple Pay and Google Pay
It is possible to pay with Apple Pay and Google Pay, depending on the device and web browser used by the visitor.
Click here to find out more about accepted cards
By bank transfer
The payer can also make a bank transfer from the online page, either by clicking “Pay with your bank” and following the steps to their bank, or by copying and pasting the IBAN directly into their banking app.
The name of the holder of the sending account, i.e. the one associated with the payer’s bank account, will be displayed to the recipient.
With the Lydia app (or Sumeria)
- From a computer, the payer must enter the phone number linked to their Lydia account, then click the “Send” button. A notification from the app will then invite the payer to finalise the transaction on their phone. It is also possible to scan the QR code shown on the page with their phone camera to be redirected directly to the app.
- From a phone, clicking on the link to a Lydia page will automatically open the app. The recipient’s name will then be displayed, and the payer will only need to enter the amount, add a reason and select a payment method to make the payment.