Once your customers have added products to their cart and accessed the payment page, they can choose to pay for their order using one of the payment methods you have enabled in the Payment integration section of your store's administration.
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Online payment methods (Stripe, PayPal and Square)
Offline payment method (Payment on-site)
Online payment method
Your store allows you to use three of the most commonly used payment providers in online sales: Stripe, PayPal, and Square.
A payment provider is a specialized company that handles payment processing for you. They handle the transaction and deposit the funds into your merchant account. To withdraw the funds, the provider requires you to manually log in to their website.
The processing time for the payment provider, from the time the customer enters their card information to the time you receive the funds in your bank account, can vary.
A payment provider may charge a processing fee, usually a percentage of the sale amount. This fee is retained by the provider to cover the costs associated with processing the payment. It's important to be familiar with this information.
Offline payment Method (Payment on-site)
Your store also offers a manual payment method, Pay on-site, ideal for customers who prefer to pick up their orders in person or avoid paying online. This alternative provides greater flexibility to better meet their needs.