Payments & Checkout
The payment methods Greek shoppers expect, in a checkout that completes quickly and without surprises.
Many carts are abandoned at the last step: unexpected shipping costs, too many fields, the payment method the customer wanted is missing. We set up payments and checkout with cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, PayPal, IRIS, bank transfer and cash on delivery, through the payment provider that suits you, and simplify the path to a completed order.
Payment methods and providers
We connect the shop to the payment provider you choose, such as banks and Greek card acquirers, Viva, Stripe or PayPal, with 3D Secure, interest-free instalments where your provider offers them, and wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay. We help you compare fees and settlement times before you decide.
A checkout that does not tire
Fewer fields, guest checkout, clear shipping costs early on, a choice between receipt and invoice with company details filled in from the VAT number where available, and pickup-point selection (lockers or courier shops). Every unnecessary step costs orders.
Shipping and cash on delivery
We set shipping rules by weight, region or cart value, free shipping above a threshold, a cash-on-delivery fee and courier integration for automatic vouchers and customer updates. After the purchase, marketing automation brings the customer back.
The process, step by step
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1
Choose providers
We compare payment and courier providers together based on your volume and average order.
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Set up and connect
We connect payments, shipping and vouchers to the shop.
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Simplify checkout
We remove anything unnecessary and make checkout easy on mobile.
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Test
Real test transactions with every payment method, refunds and cancellations.
Who it is for
New e-shops
That want payments and shipping right from the first order.
Shops with abandoned carts
That see many customers reach checkout and not complete it.
Shops switching provider
For lower fees or better service, without interrupting sales.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Which payment provider should I choose?
Should I keep cash on delivery?
Can the checkout issue invoices?
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