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A QR on the invoice turns "please transfer" into one tap. VietQR codes open in every major Vietnamese banking app with the bank, account, amount and memo already filled. Payment links work for PayPal.me, Stripe, Wise or your own checkout.
No account and no server. The invoice, your bank details and your clients are stored in this browser's local storage, and the PDF is drawn on your device. Clear it any time with New invoice.
Yes. There is no account, no sign-up and no payment. Fill in the invoice and download the PDF.
Only in this browser's local storage, as one draft. The QR code and the PDF are made on your device, and nothing you type is sent to a server. New invoice clears the client, items and notes; clearing this site's data in your browser removes everything.
The code follows the VietQR format, the NAPAS profile of the EMVCo QR standard, which Vietnamese banking apps read. You can pick the receiving account from 48 banks and e-wallets in the Bank list. Scan it with your own banking app before you send the invoice.
Check that the right bank is selected, since it sets the bank BIN in the code, and that the account number is 1 to 19 letters or digits with no typos. The amount only goes into a VietQR code when the currency is VND, as a whole number of dong. Then test-scan with your own banking app: the account holder name it shows comes from the bank and confirms the account.
Yes. Under the items, use Add discount for a percentage or a fixed amount, and Add tax for a rate such as VAT. Tax is calculated after the discount, and both lines appear on the invoice and in the PDF.