Payment Methods
Connect card, mobile-wallet, and offline payment options, and record payments on a buyer's behalf.
Payment methods are how buyers actually pay you. You can connect several at once and let buyers choose. You can also record a payment yourself when someone pays in cash or by bank transfer.
The kinds of payment you can accept
| Kind | Examples |
|---|---|
| Card / online payments | SSLCommerz, Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay |
| Mobile-wallet payments | bKash, Nagad, Rocket |
| Offline / manual | Cash, bank transfer |
Connecting and managing a payment option
For each online or mobile-wallet option, you can:
- Go to Admin → Payment Methods.
- Add the option and enter its credentials (the keys the provider gives you).
- Run a test to confirm the credentials work before you go live.
- Switch between test mode and live mode.
- Turn the option on or off.
- Set a priority when several options are active, to control their order for buyers.
Always run the built-in test and confirm it passes before switching an option to live. This catches wrong credentials before a real buyer tries to pay.
Recording an offline or cash payment
When a buyer pays you directly — in cash, by bank transfer, or any way outside the online options — you can record it yourself:
- Go to Admin → Payments → Record Payment.
- Choose the buyer, the item, and the price.
- Pick the method and the date (you can back-date it if the payment happened earlier).
- (Optional) Add a discount, fees, or notes.
- Mark it as pending or verified.
Recording a verified payment grants the buyer access just as an online payment would.
What the buyer sees
- A choice of the payment options you've turned on, in the order you set.
- Their own transaction history of past purchases.
What you see
You get an enriched view of all transactions across your platform, and you can export them to a spreadsheet.
Related pages
- Checkout — where the buyer chooses a method and pays.
- Installments — recording monthly payments offline.
- Refunds — reversing a payment later.