Our supported payment channels cover the majority of countries and areas in the World.

Credit/Debit card payments:

As a global payment solution, by enabling payment acceptance via cards brands can reach out to an international market.

Credit cards are simple to use and secure. The customer just has to enter the card number, expiry date, and CVV, which has been introduced as a precautionary measure. The CVV helps detect fraud by comparing customer details and the CVV number.

Debit cards are considered the best payment method for e-commerce transactions. Debit cards are usually preferred by customers who shop online within their financial limits. Direct debit card payments are most commonly used for B2B transactions as they allow for recurring, automated payments to be made. It’s convenient for customers as they don’t have to approve payments or remember to pay; the money is simply taken from their account automatically once the direct debit has been set up.

The main difference between credit and debit cards is with a debit card one can only pay with the money that is already in the bank account, whereas in the case of a credit card, the spent amount is billed, and payments are made at the end of the billing period.

PayPal:

Alongside credit and debit cards, PayPal is one of the most dominant payment methods available today with over 254 million users worldwide. PayPal is an eCommerce payment processing company that allows users to set up a PayPal account and pay a fee for each cash transaction.

Many customers prefer to checkout with PayPal because it’s so simple and quick to use, not to mention its perceived level of security by online shoppers. However, keep in mind that rules and fees will vary depending on the currency being used and the amount transacted.

Cash on delivery (COD):

Quite simply, cash on delivery (COD) allows the customer to pay for their goods by cash/card in person directly to the courier at the time of delivery. One of the main benefits of this payment method for your customers is the guarantee that they will receive the goods they paid for, and not risk losing or wasting any of their money. In addition to this, customers don’t have to give their financial details to the merchant to make an online purchase – something a lot of shoppers prefer as it means they’re not at risk of any online fraud.