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The complete walkthrough · Collect & payment links

One link. Any amount.
Money in your account.

A real, end-to-end run-through of GateOne Collect — a shareable payment link that needs no wizard and no approval. Build it, share it, get paid. Featuring a full product sale: “BUY SHOES” by FINNEY VENTURES.

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Organizers & agents
GateOne Collect · Walkthrough · July 2026 Donations · invoices · product sales · flat 7%

The route

No wizard. No approval. Just a link.

How Collect differs from Ticketing & Voting

There's no setup wizard and no platform approval — a link goes live the moment you publish (you just need a verified payout account for the currency). GateOne keeps a flat 7%; the card fee is yours to absorb or pass to the payer.


1The Collect workspace

Where your payment links live.

Open Collect from the left. Every link you make — a donation page, an invoice, a product sale — lives here as a card. Hit New link to start.

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Empty to start. “Payment links — request money: donations, fundraising, offerings, invoices. One link, any amount.”

2The link form

Three cards, and you tune the wording.

The basics, how much, and options. The defaults suit a donation — but this form flexes into a fixed charge, preset tiers, or a full product catalog.

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The basics. Title, description, an optional cover image, and the country — which sets the currency (GHS) and payout terms, and is frozen after create.
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How much. Four amount modesAny amount, Fixed, Preset tiers, Products — and four link types — Reusable, One payment, Expiring, Goal (with a progress bar). Plus the card fee: you absorb it, or the payer pays it on top. GateOne keeps a flat 7% either way.
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Options & wording. Anonymity, a “leave a message” toggle, a thank-you message — and the tailor-made copy: Button label (the pay button; blank = “Contribute”) and Word for one payment (blank = “contribution”). Add custom fields too. Save as draft or Publish & go live.
Make it sound like you

“Contribute / contribution” is the default. For a sale you'd set the button to Buy, for an invoice Pay, for dues Pay fees — and the whole page follows suit.


3Build a product sale

Sell items, priced from your list.

Let's make a real one — BUY SHOES by FINNEY VENTURES. Pick Products, list what you sell, pass the card fee to the buyer, and set the wording to “Buy”.

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Name it & pick the currency. Title BUY SHOES, description “SALE OF SHOES”, and the country/currency (the payout account decides which are available).
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The product catalog. Pick Products, then add each item — name, price, and an optional line of detail. Ours: NIKE BLACK-42 · GHS 2,000, NIKE BLACK-40 · GHS 2,500, WHITE JORDANS-38 · GHS 5,000. The payer picks quantities; the total is priced from this list, server-side.
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Who pays the card fee. We choose Payer pays it — added on top at checkout, so you net the full sticker price.
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Tailor the words. Anonymous off, and both labels set to BUY — so the button reads “Buy” and the wall reads “Recent BUYs”. Then Publish & go live.

4Publish & share

Live the moment you publish.

No approval queue — the link is active immediately. You get a QR and a short URL to share anywhere, plus Pause/Close controls and the running total.

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The link is live. BUY SHOES · Active, a share QR + link (/c/buy-shoes-…), Pause / Close, and a BUYs panel (empty for now). The whole form stays editable below.
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Back in the workspace. The link now shows as a card — Products · Live · GHS 7,000 raised · 1 BUY — with its cover and a one-tap share.

5What payers see & buy

A clean storefront — no account.

Anyone who opens the link lands on a themed page with your cover, picks items and quantities, and pays. The total updates live, card fee included.

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The public page. Your cover, “FINNEY VENTURES · BUY SHOES”, then Choose items — each with a −/+ stepper — and fields for email (for the receipt), optional name, phone and message.
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Pick & fill. 1× NIKE BLACK-42 + 1× WHITE JORDANS-38 → Subtotal GHS 7,000. Email + name (Charles Opoku-Agyemang) + phone.
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The total. Because the payer bears the fee: GHS 7,000 + GHS 139.22 card fee → BUY GHS 7,139.22. A non-refundable tick, then the Buy button.
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Pay. Checkout opens (Paystack) — Mobile Money / Card / Bank Transfer. Pay GHS 7,139.22. No account needed; it's “collected by GateOne on behalf of FINNEY VENTURES”.

6Confirmed & the money

Receipt to them, net to you.

The payer gets a thank-you and an emailed receipt; you see the sale and your net in the link's ledger straight away.

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Thank you. “Your GHS 7,000.00 BUY is confirmed. A receipt is on its way to your email,” with a link back to BUY SHOES.
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The receipt. “Receipt — BUY SHOES”, from your own sender — “Thank you, Charles… your payment of GHS 7,000 to BUY SHOES was received.”
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Your ledger. GHS 7,000 raised · 1 BUY — Charles Opoku-Agyemang, amount GHS 7,000, Your net GHS 6,510 (GateOne's flat 7% = GHS 490), Confirmed. Money settles to your payout account on your terms.

+Same builder, a different job

Now bill school fees.

To prove the point: the exact same three cards become a fees/invoice page. Set a Fixed amount, make it Expiring (a payment window), and change the wording to “Fees” — and the whole page reads like a bill, not a donation.

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Fixed & expiring. Hope Academy school fees — amount GHS 1,500, link type Expiring with a close date, payer covers the card fee.
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Bill, not donate. Anonymous off, and the wording set to FEES / SCHOOL FEES — so the button says “Fees” and the ledger reads “SCHOOL FEES”. (Tip: add a Custom field like Student name/ID to tag each payment.)
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The payer's view. A clean bill: AMOUNT GHS 1,500.00, email, and — because the payer bears the fee — FEES GHS 1,529.84 on the button (1,500 + 29.84).
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Paid. The ledger: GHS 1,500 raised · 1 SCHOOL FEES — Charles Opoku-Agyemang, GHS 1,500, your net GHS 1,395 (flat 7% = 105), Confirmed.

+And one more: church giving

Take the offering online.

Same builder again — a church “ways to give” page. Any amount, a custom thank-you blessing, and the wording set to Offertory / giving. Anonymous giving on, so members can give privately.

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Speak the church's language. Button OFFERTORY, word GIVING (so the wall reads “Recent GIVINGs”), and a personal thank-you: “God bless you for doing this, we really appreciate.”
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The giving page. The church's “Ways to Give” cover, an open Amount field, a Give anonymously option, and an Offertory button — “collected by GateOne on behalf of the ministry”.
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A blessing, not a receipt line. “Your GHS 2,000.00 giving is confirmed,” with the custom message shown right on the thank-you screen.
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The ledger. GHS 2,000 raised · 1 GIVING · incl. 1 anonymousAnonymous · — · — · Confirmed. The total counts; the giver stays private.

Every money job, one workspace

Back in Collect, all four live side by side — each with its mode badge and its own wording. That's the whole point.

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Four links, four jobs. A church offering (Any amount · “1 GIVING”), school fees (Fixed · “1 SCHOOL FEES”), a fundraiser (goal · “1 contribution”), and a product sale (Products · “1 BUY”) — one builder, one 7%.
Any money job, one builder

Product sale, crowdfunding goal, fixed fee, or Sunday offering — it's the same link, the same three cards, and the same 7%. If you can name it, you can collect it.


End to end

The whole thing, in one line.

New link
title · currency
Mode
any / fixed / tiers / products
Wording
“Buy” / “Pay”…
Publish
live instantly
Share
QR / link
Get paid
receipt · net

Any amount, any reason.

Products today, a donation or an invoice tomorrow — same link builder, same three cards. That completes the paid trio: Ticketing, Voting, and Collect.

Guide
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GateOne Collect — organizer walkthrough. Screens are real captures of a test payment link (BUY SHOES) on staging; figures are illustrative. GateOne keeps a flat 7%; the card fee is absorbed by you or passed to the payer, your choice per link. Prepared July 2026.