Your store takes online payments through your own account with one payment provider. Connect it in Site settings → Payments. The money goes straight to your provider account.
Payment providers
| Provider | For businesses in | Customers can pay with | Try before you have an account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe | Most countries (in South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Côte d'Ivoire only through Stripe's partner network) | Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and other methods you turn on in Stripe | Demo payments |
| PayPal | Almost every country | PayPal balance and cards | A PayPal sandbox app (Mode: Sandbox) |
| Razorpay | India and Malaysia | UPI (PhonePe, Google Pay, Paytm and any UPI app), cards, net banking and wallets | Demo payments |
| Yoco | South Africa (rand only) | Cards and Instant EFT | Your Yoco test key (Mode: Test) |
| Paystack | Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and Côte d'Ivoire | Cards, bank transfer, USSD, mobile money and EFT, depending on the country | Demo mode for stores priced in rand, or your Paystack test key (Mode: Test) |
The settings screen shows which providers work where your business is. Only one provider takes payments at a time. Each provider charges its own fees.
Without a payment provider
- Cash on delivery: customers pay when the order arrives.
- Orders on WhatsApp: customers send their cart to your WhatsApp and you agree payment in the chat. See Take orders on WhatsApp.
- Quote requests: customers ask for a price from the cart and you reply.