Payments
Open it: Settings → Payments.
This configures what shoppers pay with at checkout (different from your own Billing). A status banner at the top tells you whether “Checkout is taking payments.”, is “in test mode.”, or “isn’t taking payments yet.” Providers are grouped into Turned on and Not turned on yet — adding one doesn’t show it to shoppers until you turn it on.
Connect a provider
- On a provider, choose Set up (or Edit / Finish setup).
- Enter the keys from your provider (credentials are write-only — stored, never shown back, only the last 4 displayed).
- Set up the webhook (or response URL) if the provider needs one.
- Choose what shoppers can pay with.
- Pick the Mode — Test mode or Live — turn on Show at checkout, and choose Turn on [provider].
Providers
- Stripe — the most complete, recommended path (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay). Needs the publishable key, secret key, and webhook signing secret; the webhook is registered on your Stripe account automatically.
- PayPal, Razorpay (India), Nuvei, Mollie (EU), Kushki (Ecuador/LatAm), Payphone (Ecuador) — regional options. Which ones appear depends on what’s installed on your brand’s commerce backend.
- Demo — a built-in test simulator (fake cards, no keys). Use a real provider before going Live.
The provider list comes from your commerce backend, so if a provider you expect isn’t listed, it isn’t installed for your brand yet.