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GoPay Deeplink & Tokenization redirection to GoPay app only
With the launch of GoPay standalone app, starting from 1 April 2026, user will be redirected to GoPay app only to complete their payment (gradual rollout).
How will this impact the user experience?

By default user will be redirected to GoPay app if the app is installed.

If GoPay app is not installed (even if user has Gojek app), user will see GoPay webpage and asked to download GoPay app from the play store or app store.

After downloading the app, user can continue to complete linking or payment.

How can merchant support this flow?
Just like the previous Gojek and GoPay app redirection flow, merchant just need to ensure that they have done these 3 items below:
What merchants need to do

Merchant should ensure that they can support redirection URL in universal link format to be able to be redirected to GoPay / Gojek app

We recommends merchant to always open our redirection URL outside of merhant's in-app webview (or directly in the user's native browser). In case merchants open the URL inside a werbview and merchant have whilisting logic, merchants should make sure to whitelist gopay.co.id/*, *.gopay.co.id/*, gojek.link/*. Please ensure that the existing URLs are also kept whitelisted on merchants' side.

In case merchants have webview implementation, merchant should ensure that the webview redirection is not blocked by Android/iOS platform. Fore more details on how to do this please read this FAQ page: Android | iOS

On GoPay deeplink, GoPay Tokenization linking, and some GoPay Tokenization transactions (the ones that require PIN challenge), users will be redirected to Gojek or GoPay app to input their GoPay PIN. Previously (before August 2023), users will only be redirected to Gojek app. However, GoPay has launched GoPay standalone app since August 2023. With the launch of GoPay standalone app, there are few changes on the payment experience as per detailed below:

User flow	Before August 2023	August 2023 - November 2025	November 2025 - 31 March 2026	1 April 2026 onwards (Gradual rollout)
User has Gojek and GoPay app	Redirected to Gojek app	Redirected to GoPay app	Redirected to GoPay app	Redirected to GoPay app
User has GoPay app only	Redirected to download Gojek app	Redirected to GoPay app	Redirected to GoPay app	Redirected to GoPay app
User has Gojek app only	Redirected to Gojek app	Redirected to Gojek app	Redirected to download GoPay app or continue in Gojek app	Redirected to download GoPay app
User doesn't have any app	Redirected to download Gojek app	Redirected to download either Gojek or GoPay app	Redirected to download either Gojek or GoPay app	Redirected to download GoPay app

How will this impact the user experience?

Previously, by default users will be redirected to Gojek app to complete linking and payments. Now with the launch of GoPay app, users who have GoPay App will be automatically redirected to GoPay app.

August 2023 - November 2025

By default, users will be redirected to GoPay app if the app is installed
If GoPay app is not installed, users will be redirected to Gojek app if Gojek app is installed on user's phone
If Gojek app is not installed, user will see the Gojek webpage and user can choose which app (Gojek/GoPay) they want to use to continue the linking/payment
User need to click the CTA button to be redirected to Gojek/GoPay app play store / app store
Once user downloaded Gojek/GoPay app, user can continue linking/payment

November 2025 - 31 March 2026

By default, users will be redirected to GoPay app if the app is installed
If GoPay app is not installed, user will see the Gojek webpage and user can choose which app (Gojek/GoPay) they want to use to continue the linking/payment
1. If they have Gojek app and choose to continue in Gojek app, then user will be redirection to Gojek app to continue linking/payment
2. If user choose to continue in GoPay app, user will be redirected to download GoPay app. Once user downloaded GoPay app, user can continue linking/payment.

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Starting 1 February 2026, all users will be redirected to complete payment on the GoPay app only. Refer to the top section of this page (gradual rollout).

1 April 2026 onwards (Gradual rollout)

How can merchants support this flow?

Since August 2023, we are returning a new link for redirection as follows:

Flow	Redirection link	Remarks
GoPay deeplink (one time payment)	gojek://gopay/merchanttransfer?tref=xyz>	Old
	https://gojek.link/gopay/merchanttransfer?tref=xyz	Old
	https://gopay.co.id/app/merchanttransfer?tref=xyz	New
GoPay Tokenization linking via app	https://gojek.link/gopay/tokenization/linking?reference_id=xyz	Old
	https://gopay.co.id/app/tokenization/linking?reference_id=xyz	New
GoPay Tokenization payment via app	https://gojek.link/gopay/tokenization/payment?reference_id=xyz	Old
	https://gopay.co.id/app/tokenization/payment?reference_id=xyz	New
All Flow	https://gopayapp.page.link	New
	https://gojek.page.link	New
	https://gojek.link/	New
	https://app.gopay.co.id/	New

To support the new redirection to GoPay App, merchants need to do the following items:

What merchants need to do
Merchant should ensure that they can support redirection URL in universal link format to be able to be redirected to GoPay / Gojek app
We recommends merchant to always open our redirection URL outside of merhant's in-app webview (or directly in the user's native browser). In case merchants open the URL inside a werbview and merchant have whilisting logic, merchants should make sure to whitelist `gopay.co.id/`, `.gopay.co.id/`, `gojek.link/`. Please ensure that the existing URLs are also kept whitelisted on merchants' side.
In case merchants have webview implementation, merchant should ensure that the webview redirection is not blocked by Android/iOS platform. Fore more details on how to do this please read this FAQ page: Android \| iOS

For more information on GoPay redirection, please read our technical FAQ page or directly contact your Midtrans Sales representative so we can assist you further.