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# Delete a Payment Request
How to remove a payment request from an invoice while keeping the invoice accessible
You can remove a payment request from an invoice in PaintScout at any time. Deleting a request removes the payment banner your customer sees, but the invoice itself remains accessible.
1. Open the **Payments** section of the invoice.
2. Click the three dots on the right side of the payment request.
3. Select the **Delete** option.
4. The customer's invoice remains accessible after the payment request is deleted.
## Related articles
Create a Payment Request
Create payment requests for deposits, progress payments, and remaining balances on invoices.
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