GETPAID / TERMS
Terms of use
Updated 9 September 2026
GetPaid prepares a short-lived request handoff. It is not a payment processor, invoice service, escrow service, or proof of payment.
What GetPaid does
A creator can publish a validated amount, currency, purpose category, and optional public Wise Business payment link for 7 days. A client can review the request and continue to Wise. Requests without a Wise route continue to use the clearly labelled no-money demo flow.
What GetPaid does not do
GetPaid does not open financial accounts, move or hold money, quote provider fees, verify a sender or recipient, confirm that a payment succeeded, issue a real receipt, or resolve a dispute. A GetPaid request is not a verified invoice or transaction record.
Editing and numeric contributions
The Sorry Receipt uses a finite phrase list, not an AI rewrite or a semantic assessment. Review wording and meaning yourself. Its PNG and public numeric rows are not payment receipts. Do not submit fabricated or sensitive information. Public participation is optional and does not send your message to a client or social profile.
Accepted contributions are request-backed records, not verified distinct people or verified adoption. The run closes at its fixed deadline or 100 acceptances; withdrawing a row does not reopen capacity. The displayed times are server UTC and eligibility is checked at the atomic commit, not when a browser starts its request.
Your responsibility
Creators must use only a public Wise Business open payment link they control and must not place sensitive or misleading information in a request. Clients must recognize the sender and verify the recipient, final amount, currency, fees, and payment status on Wise before paying.
You are responsible for where you share the bearer-style GetPaid URL. Anyone who receives it can open it until it is removed or expires.
Availability and third parties
GetPaid and an individual request can change, pause, expire, or become unavailable. Wise controls its own availability, methods, fees, verification, and confirmation under its terms. GetPaid is not financial, legal, tax, accounting, or regulatory advice.