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See every link you have shared, what it has taken, and shut down the ones you are done with.
Web only. Payment links are created in the Moove Widget and managed at moove.xyz/dashboard/payment-link. The Moove App has no payment-link screen — its Receive tab shares your handle and QR code instead.

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What Are The Three Statuses?

Filter the list by status to see what is still out there. The dashboard lists your links in one table. These are its columns:
1

Open Manage → Payment Links

On the web dashboard.
2

Find the link

Filter to Active if the list is long.
3

Deactivate it

Its status becomes inactive and it stops accepting payments immediately.
Deactivating is one-way. An inactive link cannot be reactivated — create a new one instead.It also does not un-send the URL. Anyone holding the link keeps the URL; it simply stops working. If the link is on a public page, take it down there too.
Two settings retire a link without you doing anything:
  • Usage cap — set it to 1 for a single invoice and the link completes the moment it is paid.
  • Expiry — set a date and it goes inactive when the date passes.
For invoices, set both. A link that can only be paid once and only for a fortnight is a link you never have to remember to clean up.

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Reconciling Against Moove Transactions

Every payment made through a link produces a transaction carrying that link’s id, so a link and its payment always match up. Moove Transactions →

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How Do I Do It In Code?

The API lists your links with the same statuses and the same fields, including links created from the dashboard or by another key on your account — so it is the endpoint to reconcile against.
The API can create and read links. Deactivating a link is a dashboard action.
Moove Payment Links API →

Moove Receive

Create the next one.

Moove API Keys

Create links in code.

Moove Transactions

See what was paid.
Every link accounted for. Your Money. Your Move.