How you get paid

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Stay chill. Your shop takes payment the ways you choose. Here's how the money reaches you, and how each order reaches your buyer.

Buyers pay in the ways you switch on. By card, on Stripe's own page. By bank transfer, which waits until you mark it paid. Or on pickup, or cash on delivery: the goods go first, and the money follows.

Then each order moves on. It's paid when the card goes through, or when you mark it paid. You mark it sent, with tracking if you have it, or collected. The buyer is emailed that it's on its way. And once it's paid and sent or collected, it's completed.

Here's the real thing. Shop settings start with your currency, and your tax: inside your prices, or added at checkout.

Delivery lists your options, in the order checkout shows them: a flat price, free, or pick up.

Connect Stripe here to take cards. The money goes straight to your own Stripe account.

Bank transfer, pay on pickup and cash on delivery each switch on here, with what buyers see after ordering.

A card order is marked paid only when Stripe confirms the payment. If a buyer leaves without paying, the order never reaches you, and its stock goes back. And every change is written on the order's timeline.

That's how you get paid: the ways you choose, and every order on its way. Don't freeze up!