
How to Add Paxum to Your Link in Bio | SettleQuik
Paxum has no public pay-me link. Learn who pays with Paxum, where it belongs on your page, and how to share your Paxum email without typos.
The short answer
Paxum doesn't have a public "pay me" link the way PayPal and Venmo do. People send money to your Paxum account using the email address on it, and the sender needs a Paxum account of their own. So the practical way to put Paxum in your link in bio is to list your Paxum email somewhere it can be copied accurately.
Who actually pays with Paxum
Paxum is widely used in the adult industry, mostly for payments between businesses — studios, platforms, agencies and the creators they work with. It's less common for fans, because a fan would need to open and verify a Paxum account just to send you money.
That shapes where Paxum belongs on your page. It's most useful for:
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- Agencies and studios paying creators
- Creators paying collaborators and team members
- Businesses you work with on a regular basis
For fans and one-off buyers, it works best as one option alongside methods they already have, like Cash App, Venmo or PayPal.
How to add Paxum to your SettleQuik page
- Open Payment Methods in your dashboard and choose Paxum.
- Enter the email address on your Paxum account.
- Save. Paxum appears on your page with a copy button, so the sender copies your email exactly instead of retyping it.
Get the details right
With Paxum, a mistyped email isn't just a broken link — it's money that doesn't reach you. A few habits help:
- Use the exact email on your Paxum account, not an alias.
- Update your page the same day if your Paxum email changes.
- Ask regular payers to copy your email from your page rather than from an old message.
One link for every way you get paid
Most creators in this industry need more than one method: something fans already use, something businesses use, and a backup for when an account gets closed. SettleQuik puts all of them — Paxum included — behind one link that stays the same when you change what's on it. The payment goes directly to you, and SettleQuik never touches the money.
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