The chat is the invoice
You sent it in WhatsApp last month. Now you’re scrolling for the amount, the IBAN, and whether they actually paid.
Euro bills, clearly
Every payment starts as a clear request.
No guessing what it was for. No "did you get it?" No digging through a bank statement to remember.
SlickBills makes the record right the first time — for a coffee shop, a client invoice, or a friend you're splitting rent with.
What goes wrong
The request is in a chat. The money is in a bank app.
Nobody has both. That’s when people start scrolling, guessing due dates, and sending the IBAN again.
Due dates live in someone’s head
They thought Friday. You meant the Friday after. The reminder is you, typing again.
Details get retyped
IBAN in a message, name doesn’t match the account, the transfer sits until someone notices.
“I paid” isn’t a record
They have a bank screenshot. You still have an unpaid bill. There’s no list you both trust.
A bill, start to finish
Follow one euro request
Not a gallery — the path a bill actually takes. Click a step, or let it play.
01 — Sign in
Open SlickBills. You’re in.
Google, Facebook, or email. Then you send and receive euro bills — no extra wallet app to learn first.
02 — Create
Name the person. Name the reason.
Find them by username, type the amount and what it’s for. The record is right before anyone pays.
03 — Share
Or just hold up a QR.
They scan it in SlickBills — not Camera. Same bill, no IBAN pasted into a chat.
04 — They see it
It lands in Received.
To pay this month, unpaid vs paid, the due date. Both sides look at the same list.
05 — Open the bill
Everything needed to pay is on one screen.
Who sent it, the euro amount, IBAN, due date, and Pay. No “can you send the details again?”
06 — Confirm
They confirm. You see Paid.
The euro leaves their account and lands in yours. SlickBills never holds the money — it only records the request.
07 — You track it
Sent shows who still owes.
Processing, pending, remind. The “did you get it?” thread never starts.
08 — Public link
Share a link when you don’t know their username.
Public QR links for a stall or a shop: views, claims, and payments without a POS integration.
For merchants
A counter. Or a table. Same euro request.
A general shop bills the visit. A restaurant splits the table. In both cases they check in, you send the amount, they tap Pay in SlickBills. No reader in your hand. If they walk out still owing, app users tap Pay later — everyone else settles the IBAN on the public bill from their own bank.
Check in. Then bill.
The visit is the session. You send the amount to whoever is open. Paying is a tap in the app — not a second QR over the till.
The shop, one customer at a time
They walk in, they’re on a visit, you send the bill. Same flow whether it’s bread, paint, or flowers.
The table, without four terminal taps
Friends join the visit. You split amounts. Each phone gets its own request. They pay in parallel.
If they leave still owing
SlickBills users open the same bill and tap Pay. If they never installed, the public invoice has your euro IBAN — they transfer from the bank they already use.
01 — Business
Turn on “Use as business.”
Your shop name goes on every bill. You already have a euro IBAN — that’s where the money lands, whether they pay in-app or from their bank later.
02 — They check in
They join a visit. That’s the session.
A QR on the counter starts the visit, not the payment. They’re open on your phone before you ring anything up.
03 — You see them
The visit is live.
You know they’re in the shop. Bill them when the bag is packed — no card reader, no pay QR over the till.
04 — Bill the visit
Send the amount. It lands on their phone.
One euro request for this visit. What they bought, what they owe — already named.
05 — They tap Pay
On-the-spot means they have SlickBills.
The bill is already open. They confirm. You’re not waiting on a terminal, and they’re not scanning a second code.
06 — If they walk out owing
Same bill. They tap Pay later.
If they already use SlickBills, nothing new to send. The visit bill is still there when they open the app.
07 — No app
Share the public bill. They pay from their bank.
Swedbank, LHV, Revolut, Wise — whatever they already use. The invoice carries your euro IBAN, so the transfer has a place to land without a chat thread of details.
08 — You track it
Paid, still owing, remind.
The visit, the in-app pay, and the bank transfer all show on the same sent list.
01 — Business
Turn on “Use as business.”
Your public name shows on bills and the check-in QR. Euro payouts still go to your IBAN.
02 — Check-in QR
Put a visit QR on the table.
Guests scan it in SlickBills to join the visit — not to pay. Print it, or copy the link.
03 — They check in
They land in a visit. Friends can join.
A codename keeps it private. They can show a join QR so the table is billed together.
04 — Ping
You see they arrived.
A check-in on your phone — and whether they’re a regular — without interrupting service.
05 — Cashier
Open visits, ready to bill.
See the table. Send everyone’s amounts at once, or close the visit when they leave.
06 — Split
Amount per guest. Send bills.
Leave someone blank to skip them. Each person gets their own euro request — no four taps on a terminal.
07 — Their bill
It opens on their phone. They tap Pay.
Who it’s from, the amount, and Pay. They pay in parallel while you already moved on.
08 — You track it
Sent shows who still owes.
Pending, processing, paid. If someone left without paying, remind from the same screen — or they settle the IBAN on a public bill from their own bank.
On the bill
What you actually use
A euro request with a status. That’s the product — not another chat, not another bank screenshot.
Write the request once
Amount, who it’s for, why, and a due date. Then send it, or hold up a QR.
Remind from the bill
A nudge before it’s due, attached to the same request — not a new WhatsApp thread.
Same list on both sides
Received and Sent show unpaid, processing, and paid. You don’t argue about which screenshot is newer.
Pay from the bill
IBAN and amount are already on it. You don’t copy them out of a chat into your bank app.
Works across the EU
Useful when you’re not in the same country as the person you’re paying — the bill still has the details.
Money stays in your account
The euro goes to your IBAN. SlickBills records the request. It doesn’t hold the funds.
How It Works
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Request, share, and track in one flow
Create a payment request, send it once, and follow every update without chasing in chat apps.
Create a request
Add the amount, who it is for, and a due date in under a minute.
Share and track
Send it once — or hold up a QR — and follow status without chasing in chat.
Get confirmation
They confirm the SEPA transfer. Proof lands in the same thread.
Group requests
Split a bill with friends, send one request, and see who has viewed and paid.
Why People Trust SlickBills
- Local Context Built in Tallinn for real European payment habits
- Shared Clarity Clear status and proof for both sides
- Your Money Funds stay in your own account, not with SlickBills
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