QR Code for a Maya (PH) Link – Free, No Signup
Link QR code, not a payment code.
QR code for a Maya Business mymaya.me link in the Philippines. Not the app QR.
Which Maya this is
This page is for Maya, the Philippine e-wallet. It is not for Autodesk Maya.
Maya Business can give a merchant a web payment link in the form https://mymaya.me/your-name. Maya's own business help says that address is created after Checkout and Invoicing are turned on in Maya Business Manager. The name in the link is the merchant alias chosen during setup. Adding ?amt=100 is Maya's way to put an amount in the same link.
Where to copy the link
Open Maya Business Manager and use the copy icon beside the payment link. Paste that https address here. qrfyy does not sign you up for Maya and does not choose the alias.
Do not paste the app QR
The QR image inside the Maya app is a different code. If that image is all Maya gave you, print Maya's image. A code made here only opens a web address in the phone's browser. It will not act as the Maya app's scanner code.
Where to put the print
Use it on a counter card, a parcel, or a note you send after a chat, and write Maya next to it. The person scanning should expect a checkout page, not an in-app Maya prompt.
Link QR only. Scanning opens this web link in the browser. It is not a payment code.
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Frequently asked questions
Is mymaya.me the same as the Maya app QR?
No. mymaya.me is a Maya Business web link. The QR image in the Maya app is issued by Maya. Print that image when you need an in-app payment.
Where does the mymaya.me link come from?
From Maya Business Manager, after Checkout and Invoicing are on. qrfyy cannot create the merchant alias.