06 · Accept
The way they already pay.
Local payment methods your customers already trust, from iDEAL and Pix to bank transfers, wallets and pay-later, all reachable through the same integration you use for cards.
Turn methods on by market instead of building each one. Checkout adapts to where the shopper is, so a card-only flow becomes a local-first flow without new code.
What it does
Methods by market
Enable a method for a country or region from the dashboard, and it appears at checkout for shoppers in that market only.
One integration
Every alternative method runs through the same API and webhooks you already use for card payments, with no separate connection per provider.
Localised checkout
The payment screen reorders and translates itself to surface the methods a given shopper recognises first.
Bank transfers
Account-to-account methods like iDEAL, SEPA-based transfers and open banking flows settle straight from the customer's bank.
Pay-later options
Buy-now-pay-later and instalment providers plug in alongside cards, with the eligibility check handled at checkout.
Unified reporting
Every alternative method reconciles into the same ledger and reports as your card volume, so one view covers it all.
How it works
- 01
Pick your markets
Choose the countries you sell into and switch on the methods that matter there, from wallets to bank transfers to pay-later.
- 02
Keep your integration
Methods flow through the same checkout and API as cards, so there is nothing new to build for each one you add.
- 03
Track every method
Watch approvals, settlement and refunds across all methods in one dashboard, reconciled against the same balance as your cards.
By the numbers
Works with
- Payment GatewayOne integration that accepts cards, wallets and local payment methods, with the request, the redirect and the webhook all shaped the same way no matter how your customer chooses to pay.↗
- Digital WalletsApple Pay, Google Pay and beyond, enabled with a switch on the integration you already run.↗
- Payment ProcessingSmart routing, automatic retries and failover, built into the rails. When one path declines or stalls, the processor chooses another and tries again, without you writing a line of logic.↗
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