Set up how customers pay you · 2 of 6 done

Each step turns green on its own as soon as the matching setting is filled in.

1 · Add your business details
To do
Legal business name, trading address, support email and phone. This is what appears on your customer's card statement and on every receipt, so it has to match your registered details.
Still needed: business name, address, support email
Open store details
2 · Turn on the payment methods you accept
Done
Cards, wallets, PayPal and bank transfer are each toggled on separately. Only turn on what you can actually fulfil refunds for — every method you enable shows at checkout.
Choose methods below
3 · Connect your payout account
To do
Your bank account or processor account receives the money. Payouts land 2–5 business days after a customer pays, minus processing fees. Until this is connected, orders can be placed but nothing settles.
Still needed: payout account reference
Add payout account below
4 · Set your currency and taxes
To do
Pick the currency shoppers are charged in and whether your prices already include tax. Getting this wrong after you start selling means reissuing receipts, so set it before your first order.
Still needed: tax handling
Set currency & tax
5 · Decide who pays for shipping
Done
Charge shipping at checkout, offer a free-shipping threshold, or bill labels to your own carrier account. Shipping is charged on top of the product price and is refundable separately.
Open shipping
6 · Publish your policies, then take a test order
To do
Refund, privacy, shipping and terms have to be reachable from your checkout before you take real money. Place one test order end to end, refund it, and confirm both the charge and the refund appear in your orders.
Still needed: privacy contact, policies not synced to your site yet
Place a test order

Payment methods you accept

CardsVisa, Mastercard, Amex through your processor.WalletsApple Pay and Google Pay.PayPalBank transferSlower to settle — only enable if you reconcile manually.Payout account reference

CurrencyTax handling

Inclusive means your listed price already contains tax; exclusive adds it at checkout. Changes save as you make them.

What your customer sees

A checkout showing your store name, the item, shipping, tax and the total — then a receipt from your support email. Your refund policy and privacy contact are linked underneath the pay button.