#How can I create one-time payment without passing `billing` object?

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The requirement to pass the billing information when creating a payment through the Dodo Payments API is designed to ensure that all necessary details are collected upfront for compliance and processing purposes. However, it is understandable that allowing end-users to enter their billing information directly at the time of checkout could enhance the user experience.

To address this, you can consider the following approaches:

  1. Dynamic Checkout Forms: Implement a dynamic checkout form on your website or application that collects billing information from the user at the time of checkout. Once the user submits the form, you can then pass this information to the Dodo Payments API when creating the payment.

  2. Pre-fill Information: If you have existing customer data, you can pre-fill the billing fields in the checkout form to make it easier for users to complete their information. This can reduce friction during the checkout process.

  3. User Experience Design: Ensure that the checkout process is user-friendly and clearly communicates why billing information is required. This can help users understand the necessity of providing their details.

  4. Feedback to Dodo Payments: If you believe that allowing users to pass billing information directly during checkout would improve the integration, consider providing feedback to Dodo Payments. They may take such suggestions into account for future updates.

By implementing these strategies, you can create a smoother checkout experience while still complying with the requirements of the Dodo Payments API.

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fluid nest
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If I remeber correctly Dodo payments had option to create payments link by passing attributes as query params.

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I no longer see that any more in the docs, either.

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