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Payment links are shareable checkout pages for collecting payments from customers: the link opens a secure Qonto payment page where the customer pays by card, Apple Pay, PayPal, or iDEAL. The MCP server lets you create links, enumerate them, and read one back together with the payments it has collected. Creating links requires the organization to have set up payment links first: activate them in the Qonto web app. Managing that connection is not an MCP tool.

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Tools

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Basket or invoice

A basket link itemizes what is being paid for and can be marked reusable, so one URL collects any number of payments (a ticket page, a fixed-price service). An invoice link references an existing client invoice (see Invoices and billing) and carries the customer’s name and the invoice total, so the payment reconciles against that document. Pick the shape by passing either items or invoice_id; the tool’s input schema documents each variant’s fields. get_payment_link merges two upstream operations so the link and what has been paid on it come back as one payload. A link with no payments returns an empty payments list; for a busy reusable link, payments holds the first 100 and payments_meta.total_count tells you when there are more. Try it
Create a reusable payment link for a €50 “Workshop ticket” and give me the URL. Create a payment link for invoice INV-2026-042 so the client can pay by card. List my payment links. Has anyone paid the link for invoice INV-2026-042 yet?