01Choose from a broad integration catalog
The backend lists 23 entries under Payment Integrations. Alongside Stripe and PayPal, the catalog includes PayPal Pro, Airwallex, Mollie, BNP Paribas, and Cybersource. Review the provider that fits your business and confirm the account, market, and currency requirements with that provider. A listed integration does not mean every payment option is suitable for every merchant.
02Configure methods for the current store
Payment Setup presents the store’s available payment methods, including their customer-facing names and descriptions. A clear checkout label helps customers understand the option they are selecting without needing to know the technical integration behind it. Review the resulting method on the storefront, especially when several methods serve different customer preferences.
03Understand the complete payment arrangement
Payment methods expose fixed and percentage extra-charge fields. Review those settings alongside provider fees and your own customer-facing policies. Connecting an integration does not replace the provider’s commercial agreement or account requirements. Test the intended payment journey and review the resulting order information before relying on a method for a campaign or new market launch.