Linq Agent Pay now supports Natural

Linq has added Natural as a payment rail for Agent Pay, enabling businesses to create verified custodial wallets through its admin panel and request or receive payments over iMessage. The new option operates through the existing Agent Pay API with a “natural” rail parameter, alongside the original Stripe-based settlement model, and is aimed at organizations that want to collect payments without maintaining their own merchant-of-record or payment infrastructure. After completing Natural business verification, organizations can send payment requests from phone lines they own, receive funds in Natural wallets, monitor balances and payouts through Natural’s dashboard, and continue using the same payment-success webhooks for reconciliation. The service emphasizes verified legal identities, sender ownership of messaging lines, and transaction audit trails to improve trust in text-based payment requests.

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