Would you rather have payments run in the cloud, with nothing to install and no phone to use? Check out the Browser Automatic Payments variant.
How it works
What you need
- The Silver5 desktop app installed (Mac or Windows).
- An Android phone (a real one over USB or the BlueStacks emulator) with the bank app installed and logged in.
- Your Silver5 connection token.
Downloads
Installers for the Silver5 desktop app and the BlueStacks emulator:Silver5 app — Windows
Windows installer (
.exe).Silver5 app — Mac
macOS installer (
.dmg).BlueStacks — Windows
Android emulator for Windows.
BlueStacks — Mac
BlueStacks Air for Mac (Apple Silicon M1–M4).
The Silver5 desktop app download links (
PLACEHOLDER_SILVER5_WIN / PLACEHOLDER_SILVER5_MAC) are pending: replace them with the real public installer URLs once hosted.1. Connect the app to Silver5 (token)
Generate the token in Silver5
Go to Silver5 → Settings → Desktop app connection → Generate token. Confirm with your 2FA code. The token is shown only once — copy it right then.
Paste the token in the desktop app
In the app, go to the 🔌 Silver5 section, paste the token, and check Remember token so you don’t have to enter it again.
The connection is independent of your bank accounts: you can generate the token and connect before having any banks set up. To change the token, use 🗑 Delete token and paste a new one. If you want to cut off access, you can revoke the token from Silver5.
2. Connect the device (phone)
In the app’s 📱 Device section you have two ways to connect the phone.- Real phone (USB)
- Emulator (BlueStacks)
3. Set up a banking integration
Choose the bank and the rail
Select the bank and the execution rail:
- Pago Móvil — phone + ID number + destination bank.
- Interbank — 20-digit account + ID number + destination bank.
You don’t need to have the integration set up to connect the app: you can add it later and it syncs on its own.
4. Load the bank credential
5. Execute a payment
When an order comes in, the app loads and validates the data against the order and shows a preview. You have several modes:Test payment (dry-run)
Test payment (dry-run)
Leave Send for real off: the app goes all the way to confirmation without sending money. Ideal for verifying the full flow before going live.
Automatic payment
Automatic payment
With Send for real enabled, the app confirms the payment on its own (when the bank doesn’t require a manual step).
Manual confirmation
Manual confirmation
Enable Manual confirmation when the bank doesn’t allow confirming from outside. The app prepares and validates everything, then stops right before the last step. You (or the customer) do the last step —Confirm and your password— on the phone; then you go back to the app, tap I’ve confirmed, and the app captures the receipt.
Stop an automation
Stop an automation
The ⏹ Stop button cuts off the automation at any time, before sending. The app stops cleanly between steps, without leaving the payment half done.
The app blocks the send if the data (ID number, phone, bank, or amount) doesn’t match the order.
6. Multiple orders in a row
Silver5 queues the orders and passes them to the app one by one. Payments to the same account are made in order (one finishes, the next starts); different accounts can run in parallel. You don’t have to do anything: leave the app connected and the phone logged in.7. Common issues
It says 'No device'
It says 'No device'
Check the USB / Debugging connection or the BlueStacks ADB (step 2) and tap Reconnect device.
'Silver5 disconnected' in a loop
'Silver5 disconnected' in a loop
Don’t open the app twice: only a single instance should run. Close the others and reopen just one.
The bank rejects by location
The bank rejects by location
Use manual confirmation or connect from a connection in the bank’s country.
The payment stopped at 'Confirm'
The payment stopped at 'Confirm'
Check the phone: if it asks for a code or password, complete it (or use manual confirmation).
Security
The video tutorials are pending upload. Replace each
PLACEHOLDER_... with the real URL of the corresponding video once they’re published.