> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nmkr.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nmkr.io/nmkr-studio-api/api-examples/payment.md).

# Payment

- [Create unique NMKR Pay Link for random Token sales](https://docs.nmkr.io/nmkr-studio-api/api-examples/payment/create-unique-nmkr-pay-link-for-random-token-sales.md): Create a Payment Link for random Token sales via NMKR Pay
- [Create NMKR Pay Link for specific Token sales](https://docs.nmkr.io/nmkr-studio-api/api-examples/payment/create-nmkr-pay-link-for-specific-token-sales.md): Create a Payment Link for specific Token sales via NMKR Pay
- [Get Payment Address for single NFT sales with native Tokens](https://docs.nmkr.io/nmkr-studio-api/api-examples/payment/get-payment-address-for-single-nft-sales-with-native-tokens.md): Generate a payment address that can be used to mint a single NFT with a payment in ADA + any other Cardano Native Tokens
- [Create NMKR Pay Link for a multi-specific Tokens sale](https://docs.nmkr.io/nmkr-studio-api/api-examples/payment/create-nmkr-pay-link-for-a-multi-specific-tokens-sale.md): Create a Payment Link to sell multiple specific Tokens in one transaction via NMKR Pay


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