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[graceful onyx]

It seems like you are using the wrong parameter to link the payment to a customer. The client_reference_id parameter is not used to link a payment to a customer, but rather to provide a client-side identifier for the payment.

To link a payment to a customer, you should use the customer parameter instead. This parameter should contain the ID of the customer you want to associate the payment with.

Here's an example of how you can modify your payment link to include the customer ID:

"buy.stripe.com/test_00g02S5Fegyo5aM289?customer=cus_OkiEv276yzfmUl"

Make sure to replace cus_OkiEv276yzfmUl with the actual ID of the customer you want to link the payment to.

[glad cove]

You can't really link Payment Links to existing Customers. This is a better use-case for Checkout Sessions. Payment Links are usually used for broad product sales (e.g. you create a Payment Link that you can send to hundreds of customers who want to buy the same product)

[cedar spruce]

ya seems like you cant link customers with payment links 😦

[cedar spruce]

Oh ic. that makes snese. Is there a no code link or some easy embeded framework for checkout sessions?

[glad cove]

Not exactly "no code" but Checkout is considered the "low code" integration path: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/how-checkout-works