Payment

The Payment Options page allows the site administrator to add and manage different payment options such as credit cards and purchase orders and also to configure the payment gateway settings.

The following payment methods are supported by the storefront:

•	Credit Card : This is the most convenient way of making payments for on-line shopping. All the customers need to enter, is their credit card number and some security information. The order is processed only after the payment gateways authorizes the credit card information.

•	Purchase Orders: Using this option, customers can make payments using a purchase order. No payment is processed at the time of the order. Instead a PO number is recorded and the customer is billed using your own internal accounting procedures.

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Paypal Express Checkout: PayPal Express Checkout allows your customers to complete transactions in very few steps. It lets them use shipping and billing information stored securely at PayPal to check out, so they don’t have to re-enter it on your site. Click here for more information on Paypal Express Checkout.

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Google Checkout: Google Checkout is an online payment processing service provided by Google aimed at simplifying the process of paying for online purchases. Your customers store their credit or debit card and shipping information in their Google Account, so that they can purchase at the click of a button. Google Checkout also offers fraud protection, as well a unified page for tracking purchases and their status.

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2CO: 2Checkout or 2CO, provides a reliable payment method for more than 1.6 million products and services throughout the world. While entering your product details, enter the 2CO ID of the products in Add Product SKU page. When buyers want to make a purchase, 2CO securely handles the transaction and deposits the funds into your account. All you have to do as the supplier is fulfill the order.

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COD: COD (Collect on Delivery) is a financial transaction where the payment for products / services is done at the time of actual delivery rather than paid for in advance. This type of transaction was previously known better as "Cash on Delivery", however as other forms of payment became more common the word "cash" was replaced with the word "collect" to incorporate transactions with checks, credit cards or debit cards.

In this section you will learn how to:

•	Add a payment option

•	Edit a payment option

•	Delete a payment option

Note: If you allow franchise stores to sell their products along with your own then you must configure a Credit Card payment type.