Payment Preferences

Country restrictions: Configure payment methods so that they are only available for certain countries, depending on the presence of your customers and local regulations. Group restrictions of customers: Limit certain payment methods to specific customer groups, such as VIP customers, professionals, or new visitors. Currency restrictions: Determine which payment methods can be used with the different currencies supported by your shop. Configuration of taxes and costs: Set the parameters relating to taxes and payment fees, deciding whether these costs are included in the prices displayed or added during payment. Default payment options: select and configure a default payment method, which will be pre-selected for customers during the payment process. Management of payment conditions: Establish specific conditions which must be accepted by customers before finalizing a purchase, such as the terms and conditions of sale. Personalization of the payment interface: Adjust the appearance and flow of the payment interface so that it is consistent with the rest of the purchasing experience on your site. Integration of payment gateways: Ensure fluid integration with different payment gateways to offer a variety of secure payment options. Transactions safety: implement safety measures, such as SSL verification and PCI DSS compliance, to protect customer payment information. Monitoring and reporting: Use monitoring and reporting tools to monitor the performance of the various payment methods, identify problems and adjust your strategies accordingly.