Free tool
Payment receipt maker.
Give customers a proper receipt when they pay — for a bill, an advance or rent. Enter who paid, how much and how; the receipt writes the amount in words and the reference, ready to print or save as a PDF.
No sign-up, nothing uploaded. In TripleBill, a payment you record is set against the customer's bills and the receipt is ready to share.
Your Business Name
Payment receipt
RCPT-001
Date 2026-11-12
Received with thanks from Customer name the sum of ₹5,000.00 (Five Thousand Rupees Only) by upi, against invoice INV-001.
Amount
₹5,000.00
Authorised signatory
What a payment receipt should say
- Receipt number and date
- Who paid, and the amount in figures and words
- How they paid: cash, UPI, cheque or bank transfer, with the reference
- What it was for: an invoice number, an advance or an account
- Your business name and a signature
Receipts in TripleBill
In TripleBill, recording a payment sets it against the customer’s open bills, updates their balance and the cash or bank book, and gives you a receipt to share — no separate document to keep in step.
How to make a payment receipt
- 1
Add your business
Enter your business name and address, a receipt number and the date of payment.
- 2
Enter the payment
Type who paid and the amount; the amount in words is written for you.
- 3
Choose how they paid
Pick cash, UPI, cheque or bank transfer and add the UTR or cheque number, then what the payment was for.
- 4
Print or save
Press Download PDF / Print and give the customer the receipt or send it on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Is a payment receipt a GST document?
A plain receipt for an invoice already raised is not. An advance for services needs a GST receipt voucher; ask your accountant if that applies.
Is this receipt maker free?
Yes. No signup, no watermark, and nothing is uploaded.
Does it write the amount in words?
Yes, in the Indian system (lakh, crore), updated as you type.
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