Payments
- Perry Tew
- Tyler Johnson
- Loyd James (Unlicensed)
- 1 Overview
- 2 Credit and Debit Cards
- 2.2 Credit and Debit Card Settings
- 2.3 Amazon Payments
- 2.4 Sezzle
- 2.5 Advanced Payment Methods
- 2.5.1 Deprecated API
- 2.6 Payment Restrictions
- 2.7 Transaction Gateways
- 2.7.1 Purpose
- 2.7.2 View of Gateways Configuration page
- 2.7.3 Supported Gateways
- 2.7.4 Unsupported Gateways
- 2.7.5 Test Gateway
- 2.7.6 Test Gateway is for Testing only!
- 2.8 Rotating Transaction Gateways
- 3 Frequently Asked Questions
- 3.1 Q: When are Credit Cards Charged?
- 3.2 Q: In cases where the customers order was captured for review, they believe the order was successfully processed, how can we make it more transparent to them?
- 3.3 Q: We are thinking about adding a gateway that offers e-check processing along with the credit card processing. Which payment types are recommended?
- 4 Related Documents
Overview
UltraCart offers a wide range of payment processing options, giving you the flexibility to set up the right combination that works best for your business and customers.
If you’re just getting started and want to offer the broadest variety of payment methods (credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, PayPal Credit, PayPal Fastlane, and more), we recommend connecting PayPal. PayPal supports multiple payment types and integrates seamlessly into your checkout process, making transactions quick and easy for your customers.
If you already have a preferred payment gateway or processor (e.g., Stripe, Authorize.net, QuickBooks Payments), you can configure them in the Credit and Debit Cards section.
If you’ve already connected your PayPal account and enabled credit and debit card payments in PayPal settings, you’re all set! Customers can enter their card details directly at checkout without logging into PayPal.
The following screen shows the Payment Methods Configuration Screen with no payment method configured. Recommended and popular payment methods are listed at the top of the screen and more advanced options are listed below. Toggling each option to the on position (using the toggle switch) will expose additional options and configuration requirements.
This screen allows the merchant to enable and configure the payment options available to their customers.
There are five main sections to this page:
Section | Description |
|---|---|
PayPal | This is the section for configuring PayPal as a wholistic payment solution. Enable PayPal to allow your customers to checkout using:
|
Credit and Debit Cards | This section is where you will configure your payment gateway (Stripe, Authorize.net, Quickbooks, etc.) to accept credit/debit cards. |
Amazon Payments | This is the section for configuring Amazon Payments as a payment option for your customers |
Sezzle | Connect and enable Sezzle to offer Buy now, pay later to your customers. |
Advanced Payments | This section contains additional payment types that you may provide to your customers. This section includes the following payment types:
Info: Coinbase (Bitcoin) has been depricated because Coinbase no longer offers this API |