Understanding your Shopify Payments Payouts || Shopify Help Center

Shopify Payments is the simplest way to accept payments from customers, But you may be wondering: how do you get paid? Hey guys, Nadeem here, Payouts are how Shopify Payments sends money made from your sales to your bank account. You’ll only receive payment through Shopify for orders that are paid for using Shopify Payments. If your customer uses an alternative payment provider, like PayPal, the money for those orders will be available through those third-party gateways. Make sure to check the terms of service of these providers for further details. If you have Shopify Balance enabled on your store, it is automatikally set up to receive your Shopify Payments Payouts. Otherwise, here’s how you can access them. Head to “Settings”, Then click “Payments”. You’ll see the option to “View Payouts”. Your Payouts screen will show the date of the payout, status of the payout, the total changes, refunds, adjustments, total fees subtracted the final payout amount. The pay period is the amount of time between the customer placing the order and the day you receive the money in your bank account or Shopify Balance account. Payouts are paid every business day as soon as those funds are available. If you choose to, you can schedule your payouts to be paid on a specific day every month or week To do this in the Shopify Payments section of your payments settings, click “manage”. Scroll down to set up your payout schedule. On the payout page, the datesare for the previous and next scheduled payouts. If you have a balance of funds available, that will also show here. By clicking on the date of a scheduled or previous payout you’ll see the details of the payouts, including the dates of all included orders, their corresponding order number, the type of transaction it was and, lastly, the charges, fees and the final amount you receive. The day an order is placed on your store is determined from the time that the order was placed. in the UTC time zone, Orders made from Friday through Sunday are grouped together. Once an order has been received, it will take a few days for the payment to be processed. The length of your pay period is determined by the country your store is located in. When using Shopify Balance, you can receive your Shopify Payment earnings in as little as one business day. If you’ve created a payment schedule, your pay period will be adjusted to take all of these into account. This can be a little confusing, So let’s take a look at an example. Let’s say your store is located in Toronto and your customer, Priya, makes an order on Monday at eleven am. It will be accounted for on Monday at four pm UTC time. Because the store is in Canada, it can take up to 3 business days to process. If you don’t have a payment schedule setup, the payout should arrive in your bank account by Thursday, the first available business day. Here’s a look at what happens if the order is on a weekend and you have a payment schedule set up. If Priya makes the same order on Friday at 8pm, the order will be accounted for on Saturday at 1am UTC time. Because this is the weekend, the payout will need upto 3 business days after Sunday to process the payout. However, if you have payouts scheduled for every Monday, you will only see the money in your account the following Monday. Keep in mind: the time frames provided are estimates and there could still be delays in receiving your payouts. If you have questions about your payouts, make sure to contact our support team. With Shopify Payments, you are only charged a credit card rate, which is a fee you’re charged every time a credit card is used. These fees are subtracted from your charges to give you the final amount you receive. Also subtracted from the total for charges are any refunds you’ve processed in this partikular pay period If your payout doesn’t have enough funds for the return. there are two possible outcomes based on your location. The remaining amount for the refund is either deducted from the next payout until the full amount has been covered, or the balance is deducted in full from your bank account on the day of your payout. To see which applies to your location, check out our links below. Keep in mind: when an order is refunded, the credit card fees for that order are not. If your payout balance is negative, you might not be able to issue a refund. In this case, refunds are listed as pending until you have enough sales to have a positive balance. Occasionally, you might see an amount in the adjustment column of your payouts. Adjustments are additions or subtractions from payouts that occur when changes are needed for your payout total. Adjustments might happen after winning a chargeback or from sales and returns from Facebook orders. After all these fees and adjustments are considered, your final payout amount is calculated. Adjustments are added or subtracted from your charges. From this, any other fees or refunds are then subtracted. This gives us our final payout amount. The status of a payout will either be displayed as In transit, meaning funds are in the process of being sent to your bank account Paid, which means the payout was sent to your bank but may still need to be processed before it can be deposited into your account. Or Failed. Payouts can fail because of an issue with your bank account. If a payout fails, you’ll be sent an email, a notification will appear in your admin and a hold will be placed on all future payouts until the issue is resolved. To resolve any issues with your account, you’ll need to reach out to your bank directly. Knowing where your money is and how you get paid is an important part of any business With Shopify Payments. it’s one step closer to your bank account. For more information on everything shown in this video, visit helpshopifycom.

Shopify Payments chega a Portugal - Vantagens e como configurar Shopify Payments

Hoje está uma mega novidade para quem tem lojas online em shopfi em Portugal. o shopping Fire acaba de lançar o shopping e isso vai te ajudar a poupar bastante dinheiro com a tua loja online ao final do mês. o meu nome é Pedro alfaiato, sou especialista em shopfi. eu crio e ajuda a criar lojas online em shopping. Então, o que é isto do shopping? estar agora ativo em Portugal, só que para manter o método de pagamento standar da Shop Fire, que é utilizado em muitos países e só agora chegou a Portugal? Quais são as vantagens de realmente ativar o shopping paints para quem tem loja online em Shop Fire e em Portugal? razão número um: menos comissões. eu vou mostrar durante este vídeo, aqui uma simulação daquilo que poderás poupar ao ativar o Shopping. segunda vantagem: o pai alto é bastante mais curto quando comparado por exemplo austripe. por norma, quando tu recolhes pagamentos na tua loja online, o Strike demora em média 7 dias até transferir o dinheiro para a conta bancária da tua loja online, enquanto o shopping em média demora 3 dias. Então isto gera aqui o melhor Fox caixa para quem tem relógio online. e por último, o setup do shopping Fire playmonts é super rápido e super intuitivo. eu vou também mostrar já de seguida aqui no vídeo como é super fácil de fazer o setup do shopping. por isso, se tens loja online em shopping Fire em Portugal, o meu conselho é ativar o shopping Fire playmont na tua loja online e eu vou mostrar o porquê e como fazer durante este vídeo. então, para ativar o shopping na tua loja online, tens que ir ao backoffice da tua loja online, vir aqui em definições e aqui na opção pagamentos. Provavelmente tu irás ter aqui outro método pagamento ativo, que provavelmente será o strip. então irás ter aqui uma opção para alterar o Gateway de pagamento e então escolhes a opção shoppings. eu aqui vou clicar em ativar o shopping paints e o que é que vai acontecer? ele vai aqui perguntar: tipo um negócio tens, Então vou escolher aqui individual e depois tudo o que tens que fazer é preencher aqui estes dados- neste caso não me registrado- da empresa ou nome individual, colocar o Iva, endereço, código postal, os teus dados pessoais, aqui detalhes do tipo de produto que a tua loja online de venda e aqui a descrição do que vai aparecer no extrato dos clientes que fazem os pagamentos na tua loja online e também o teu número telefone, que é obrigatório aqui. por fim, terás que colocar o nível, o IBAM, da tua conta bancária para onde o shopping Depois irá transferir o dinheiro relativamente às encomendas efetuadas na tua loja online. basicamente é isso. depois aqui Basta fazer concluir a configuração da conta e de seguida irás ter um ecrã que será bastante parecido a este aqui. poderá ser diferente de loja para loja, mas basicamente estou aqui. tens opção de escolher quais o os métodos de pagamento, que é que quer ser ativos com o shopping FIPE, será cartão de Visa, questão, cartão Mastercard, American Express, o shoppei Up, Google Play e também depois aqui poderás ativar ou não. o motivo só que uma parte que não tem nada a ver com o shopping vai paints. se a tua loja online em Portugal já já tem o Multi banco configurado noutros Gateway de pagamento, Como por exemplo o ifpay ou eu pago, confirma só as taxas, porque realmente aqui a taxa cobrada no multibanco, no shopping Fire payman, é um pouco alta quando comparada alguns provedores que temos aí em Portugal. então compara só as taxas que tu pagas atualmente multiban Com estes dois pontos. nova aqui do shopping fibo: Ok, Isso realmente for mais alto. depois aqui desativas esta opção. Isto é só que é uma parte para teres a intenção. então aqui esta situação com o multímetro pronto. depois o shopping Fire provavelmente vai vai pedir confirmação da tua identidade ou seja uma cópia de do cartão de cidadão, uma cópia de confirmação de morada. mas isto é tudo um processo super rápido e super intuitivo. eu, ainda esta semana, configurei aqui um, uma loja de um cliente e em menos de uma hora o shopping ficou ativo na loja online e a receber pagamentos dos clientes. por isso, super rápido, super intuitivo e também alguma coisa- há sempre o suporte do shopping Fire, mas acredito que não irás precisar desse tipo de ajuda ou desse tipo de suporte do Shopping agora aqui. o mais importante, e que eu acredito que é a razão número um de alterar o método de pagamento para shoppings agora que ele está disponível em Portugal, é mesmo as comissões que são pagas neste momento. eu criei aqui uma folha em Excel para fazer aqui esta simulação. Então esta loja, ou esta simulação para esta loja online é baseada com os métodos de pagamento PayPal e strip ativos. ok, [Música]. antes Aqui só de levar para a simulação, vou só explicar aqui na teoria como é que funciona as comissões sem Então o que é que acontece em Portugal antes da ver aqui o shopping, O que é que acontecia tu se tivesse na tua loja online ativo o metro de pagamento PayPal e stripe? o que acontecia era que tu pagava já comissão do PayPal ou do strip e em cima dessa comissão, ou disse: normalmente é essa comissão, ainda pagavas os dois por cento ao shopping Fire. isto, se tivesse no plano básico de do shopping Fire, Então era assim funcional. pagavas a comissão de pagamento- PayPal Strike, neste caso, podemos ser outras- e ainda pagavas mais dois por cento ao shopping Fire. Então era assim, funcionava E funciona para quem não tem o shopping ativo. o que é que acontece agora? com a introdução do shopping Fire payments em Portugal? basicamente deixas de precisar do strip porque o shopping vai permanecer. é por isso mesmo que serve para utilização de cartões de crédito, cartões de débito e tudo mais. então o que é que acontece? quando alguém paga com PayPal, tu já não pagas uma comissão ao shopping. isto acontece porque o shopping Fire diz: ok, tu disponibilizas o nosso método de pagamento aos teus clientes, mas se eles preferirem pagar por PayPal, tu apenas vais pagar a comissão do PayPal, porque na realidade, tu estás a dar oportunidade aos teus clientes de pagar com Shop fiment, mas eles preferiram pagar com PayPal, então apenas cobra comissão de PayPal. Ou seja, a partir deste momento que o Shop hypement está ativo, tu apenas pagas uma comissão ou ao shopping vai ou PayPal ou outros provedores de pagamento que poderá ser aqui aqui só uma nota à parte para quem tem, por exemplo, configurado em lojas online em Portugal o ifedepay ou eu pago, que são plataformas que permitem pagamentos por mmb ou multibanco. neste caso, seja com ou sem Shopping Fire Paint, o shopping nunca cobra comissão, e isto porque- porque isto são aplicações Integradas por parte de terceiros e que não está diretamente ligado ao shopping. então neste caso o shopping fine não não cobra qualquer tipo de comissão, seja com ou sem Shopping. a mesma coisa, se tiveres a opção de transferência bancária, o shopping Fire também não compra qualquer tipo de comissão. então eu agora vou fazer aqui uma simulação. a simulação é: tendo em consideração que realmente não há pagamentos por multi banco ou por mpway ou por transferência bancária. ok, Porque não faria sentido fazer essa simulação dessa forma, porque de qualquer forma o chopp Fire não cobra comissões com assistente ao free Fire, pelo menos quando é referente a este provedores de pagamento. Então o que é que temos aqui a nível de comissões? o PayPal cobra por norma 2.9% e depois poderá ver aqui algumas variações porque tem tudo a ver com o tipo de cartão que a pessoa paga e tudo mais, mas por norma é 2.9% mais 35 centímetros por cada operação. o strep cobra uma comissão de um ponto quatro por cento a um ponto 40 + 25 centímetros por cada compra. o shopping Fire no plano básico ou seja antes de ter o shopping Fire para disponível, cobrava para além. tens que pagar o PayPal, as comissões do PayPal. Strike ainda pagava as 2% ao shopping. agora, hoje em dia, já com o shoppings ativo, deixas de pagar aqui o a comissão do shopping file do plano básicos, 2%, e pagas apenas um ponto oito por cento e já não pagas, como é óbvio, estas comissões. então é esse cenários que eu tenho aqui preparados. o que é que vai acontecer.

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Qu'est-ce que c'est Shopify Payments ? (TOUTE LA VÉRITÉ)

tout le monde. j'espère que vous allez bien. j'espère que vous passez une excellente journée ou soirée. salut, Franco, vous regardez cette vidéo. aujourd'hui, on va parler d'un sujet que j'ai l'impression que tout ce francophone font exprès de pas vous dire toute la vérité dedans. je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais peu importe. aujourd'hui le sujet, c'est: qu'est-ce que c'est Shopify ment, à quoi ça sert, pour que c'est utile et pour qui ce n'est pas. et surtout, en fait, je vais vous dévoiler tous les secrets de. je préfère que la plupart des gens ne vous disent pas sur internet. je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais peu importe. moi j'ai ma petite idée pourquoi ils le font pas. mais bon, c'est pas grave. rentre dans le but du sujet. vous commencez à me connaître et là, on va soulever le tapis fort et on va vous montrer ce qu'il y a dessous, sachant pas forcément très bon, des fois, il y a des bonnes choses, ok, mais mélangez avec un peu un peu de sous à nettoyer, littéralement, voilà. voilà donc Shopify, tout simplement, c'est une passerelle de paiement réalisé par Shopify en collaboration avec stripe pour, tout simplement, que tu puisses encaisser de l'argent de n'importe quelle boutique Shopify en trois jours. j'aime du roi, ou c'est incroyable, vu on est en 3 jours, il faut absolument que je m'occupe le temps, que je te montre ce qu'il y a sous le tapis. ça va trop produire, je pense, et même tout va être bouché du nez. alors, parlons avantage des shopitalie, tout simplement. donc, le premier avantage, c'est quoi? c'est que, forcément, tu as des frais de transaction beaucoup moins avancées que tout avait un Shopify séparé avec. il faut savoir que, justement, quand tu avais un Shopify, tu avais 2% à 2,9 pour stripe et 2% pour le Shopify, en tout cas, suite à l'abonnement de base, et tu avais moins fut, tu avais tout simplement un abonnement supérieur. donc, ça dure qu'en moyenne, tu avais à peu près 5% de frais de transaction. aussi, si, par exemple, tu avais mis Paypal avec 4 % de frais de transaction, 4 à 5, c'est énorme. donc, ça veut dire, au final, tout perdu entre 6% et 3, 4% pour chaque transaction. donc, c'est quand même énorme. ça peut faire des sous énormes quand tu fais de gros volumes. j'ai pas un négligé, quoi. la deuxième avantage, justement de la deuxième, le deuxième avantage d'avoir chopément, c'est tout simplement qu'en fait, bah, tu peux gérer plusieurs pays, donc marché, plusieurs devises et avoir une seule passerelle de paiement, et ça, c'est ouf. donc, c'est à dire que, par exemple, tu as un marché qui est en France, en Espagne, tu as aussi un marché aux États-Unis, un marché aussi au Danemark, peu importe, tu peux sélectionner la devise de chaque pays, d'accord, et ça, tu peux le faire cuire avec le plus vipment, ou éventuellement Molly- je n'ai pas encore testé, au courant, mais du coup, voilà, tu peux littéralement faire pour chaque devise et par la chute. il y a un autre avantage que je te dirai tout de suite. troisième avantage que je te dis tout de suite, justement, c'est que, tout simplement, tu peux encaisser, on divise le câble. alors, ça, tu vas me dire, mais pourquoi? c'est? c'est pas incroyable. qu'est-ce que ça change? bah, en fait, c'est simple. ce que, par exemple, avec strike, il se pouvait que si, par exemple, tu étais en Suisse et que tu encaisses de clients en France, il avait des frais d'Inter bancaire, d'échanges interbancaires, de ça. alors, à partir de cette auto, c'est illégal. je mettrai un lien dans la description de condamnation des banques françaises qui ont eu, qui ont lieu, parce qu'ils ont abusé de ça, tu vois, et puis voilà, ils veulent pas dire: alors clients, tout simplement, et donc, à chaque fois, c'est au propriétaire de la boutique ou à e-commerchon de rembourser ses frais là. or, en fait, nous ne sommes pas même pas changer d'y être. c'est juste que certains clients ont juste une relation bancaire avec leur banquier, qui est pas terrible, ou du moins qui est classique, et qui leur dit pas qu'en fait, en fait, ils ont une offre de, tout simplement, c'est tout. donc, voilà, désolé, j'ai un peu de recul, mais bon, hein, au bout d'un moment, c'est de la bille, quoi, je ferai l'Inter bancaire. j'aurais abusé quoi. mais bon, petite aparté dans la vidéo pour t'expliquer ce que c'est les frais d'interchange, parce que oui, j'ai oublié de te l'expliquer, je suis désolé. bon, on va bien rattraper le secours. il y a près d'interchange. c'est quoi? je t'explique tout simplement: une banque française, d'accord, tu as envie d'acheter dans une boutique, par exemple en Suisse? allez, allez, on retourne dans la vidéo, bref, peu importe. bref, en tout cas, si tu as des pays, par exemple comme la Suisse, ou tu as par exemple américain et quelque chose en Europe, il peut te téléphoner d'interchange à ta bancaire et chez relou. voici donc les avantages de Shopify. [Musique], je sais pas pourquoi. donc, quatrième avantage, justement, de shopfight, c'est tout simplement qu'en fait, il y a des moyens de paiement directement intégrés dedans, sans faire du code ajoute, à cliquer dans, et c'est bon. c'est le cas notamment avec clarna, et notamment le bon contact. le bon contact, Clarins, normalement tu dois mettre du code, tu dois demander des admissions d'attacher de tête de trucs de sécurité, machin, et tout, bah, comme tu es déjà intégrément déjà passé le step de sécurité déjà le plus stricte, tout est bon, tout est en verre, pourquoi? et puis tu peux directement installer dans ta boutique sans aucun problème. ah bon, on est chez. en espérant que j'ai pas envie d'autre détails, continuez la vidéo. on parle directement aux inconvénient et là où ça pue, ça aime le premier inconvénient de Shopify. et ça, ça parle que des gens qui ont eu l'expérience avec, donc, Shopify, tu peux que le relier avec ta banque de ton entreprise locale. c'est-à-dire, je donne un exemple: soit tu as une entreprise en Angleterre, par exemple, tu peux que la relier avec une banque anglaise. il est un petit a une banque, peu importe. tu as une entreprise qui est basée en France, ou du moins dans l'adresse de domiciliation, est en France, bateau obligé de travailler avec une banque française et d'encaisser sur cette banque française. et ça, je suis relou, évidemment, parce que, évidemment, vous connaissez ces banques. elles sont très frileux, elles sont pas forcément à jour, ou de la tiknologie au niveau de comment ça fonctionne du commerce, et puis peuvent vous bloquer à tout moment pour les transactions qui sont plutôt courantes. donc voilà, ça, c'est un gros inconvénient. donc, ça veut dire que vous pourrez pas travailler avec des revenus business ou des natif business à condition d'avoir une entreprise anglaise ou une entreprise allemande. le troisième inconvénient, que la plupart des gens ne vous disent pas, parce que forcément ça leur fait perdre des commissions, ou je la bouche là en fait- c'est tout simplement que c'est une dépendance à créer à Shopify. c'est logique, c'est-à-dire que si, par exemple, tu as déjà des problèmes, que t'as pas une bonne relation avec Shopify, moi, ça va heureusement chaque page très bien et j'ai jamais eu de soucis. mais il y en a qui ont de balles perdues parce que, en fait, j'aurais abusé. on fait n'importe quoi, mais bon, c'est pas grave, on peut parler en vrai. en fait, tout simplement, je suis une dépendance à Shopify et tu as une merde. bah, tu perds tout, tu vois tout perdre, plus la page de paiement donc impossible d'accès à te, à te sous- entre guillemets- que tu as encaissé dessus. donc, vraiment, c'est une dépendance énorme et donc là, voilà, j'ai un peu où ça passe, ou chacun. donc, le troisième inconvénient, c'est quoi? c'est que, tout simplement, ils utilisent la même balle de données et tiknologie que je travaille. donc, forcément, tu as une mauvaise relation avec stripe. ne te doute pas que tu vas jamais pouvoir patcher sur Shopify, évident. donc voilà, c'est juste ça ce qu'il faudra faire: super attention, avoir de bonnes relations et toujours être carré. tout ce qui est normal, tu vois, après, certains ne sont pas, enfin, c'est leur problème, mais voilà, il faut juste faire attention à ça également. quatrième inconvénient: manque de personnalisation. je vais pas rentrer dans les détails, mais en vrai côté tout.

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How To Setup SHOPIFY Payments (Simple Method)

hey guys, Dean, here in today's Shopify video, I'm going to be running you through how to set up Shopify payments on your Shopify Drop Shipping Store. this allows you to accept any kind of payments which people are going to send you, typically when you sell any product on your dropshipping store, and this is a really important thing, because when people pay you, you want to go straight to your bank account, right, and we're going to set up all the different payment methods, or at least show you how that process actually works, to make sure you can accept payments as soon as you get sales on Shopify. now, typically, this is going to be based on how you want your store to be set up, right, so there's options to get paid directly to PayPal, which is obviously going to benefit a lot of people who just want quick payments and Easy System. PayPal has some pretty good security, but they mainly do favor the buyer of the seller in a lot of situations, and obviously you can receive direct card payments using stripe, which is shopify's partner too. so let's take a look at the Shopify dashboard and go on the shop, provide payments, and I'll explain everything from that. so here we are in the Shopify dashboard on one of my stores and basically, I'm going to show you how to set up the Shopify AI payments. so the first thing, what we need to do, guys, is just click on settings in the bottom left and it'll take you to your dashboard for your store here. okay, I have my store over here. I've just blurred out some of the crucial information, but we're going to click on the payment section on the left over here, and from here let's just take a look at all the payment options which Shopify give us as an option. so this is how we're going to accept payments from all of our customers and how we're going to process those payments and transactions and how we're going to acquire money at the end of the day. so, basically, this payment capture over here. so, if we manage this, this is the customer's payment method and how it's authorized and charged, and, by default, that's going to be on automatik. so there's the choice between automatik and manual capture. automatik captures payments for all the orders automatikally and the method is authorized and charged automatikally too, whereas if we select manually, you'll capture the payment method and it's authorized at the time of the order and you'll need to manually capture the payment within the authorization period. so this just adds another extra step in the process, which you just really don't need to do unless you just want to manually specifically look at every single order. you don't need to select manual because it's just going to add another step in the process and you want to be saving time here. so I wouldn't change that. I'd leave it on default and, as you can see down here, I have PayPal already active. that's what I activated it first and these are the additional payment methods. so the main payment system, Shopify payments- I will show you that in a few moments- but the additional payment methods- if you just want to sell PayPal, you can kind of just set that up instead. basically, PayPal is the main provider I'm using. the reason why I think PayPal is personally pretty good is because they have a zero percent transaction fee, and this basically means that when people make a purchase using PayPal on your store, you won't have to pay a cut of that towards PayPal for that sale. so that's really useful, or at least the customers also won't need to have a transaction fee. also, too, we can also click on ADD payment methods to add more, and you click manage on PayPal and over here I've connected my PayPal account. so typically, if you were to create a brand new store on Shopify, it'd have an option to activate the PayPal feature and then also link your PayPal account directly to your store, and that's how you would actually set it up. you'd be basically then log into your PayPal, get a code through your phone and then authorize it through Shopify to allow the permission for Shopify to use your account, and then you link it. it's a pretty easy process to set up the PayPal Express checkout. it allows you to receive payments in foreign countries with PayPal. so usually with a store you'd have to set up so many different Nationals and locales and set up each country and the taxes that people pay for those different countries and zones. but if you set up Paypal, it just does all for you. it's a very simple thing to do. if you don't have a PayPal account and you want to do some kind of e-commerce online, I really recommend setting up. okay now, I originally had a Paypal because I used to use it for eBay and for online work, but if you haven't got a PayPal, I think you're really sleeping on it because it's the easiest way to sell up. the only downside is, like I said before, PayPal do typically favor the buyers rather than the sellers. I've never really seen very good protection for sellers on PayPal. when we get to the stage where you may have refunds and chargebacks when using PayPal, it's probably the worst, but it is the safest and easiest payment process to use and I can't even moves along the heavy lifting and it's just really simple to set up. guys, you also have Amazon pay as well, so there's not many websites which typically you really seem to use Amazon pay, but you would click activate Amazon pay and you have to register as a merchant on Amazon for this right. so I would select United Kingdom and if you want to set up Amazon pay, you have to create an Amazon payments merchant account and basically the certain requirements needed to set up this account. so your online store must live and be accessible with products available for purchase. obviously, this is going to be your Shopify store, so you need to have products already activated in the store when you set this up and they must follow Amazon's acceptable use policy. so you need to obviously agree to their terms of service on their platform and you need to specifically specify the URLs you're going to use for their payment processor, which would be your Shopify URL and certain countries. there's certain revenue and turnover requirements, some items that you'll need when setting up. they'll need your image of your passport so they can do some kind of facial recognition and identity information regarding you, too, and details about your business- any vat numbers or business codes you need to provide- and that's how they do identity verification. just like on cryptokurrency platforms, when you want to sell crypto or any government gateways and websites, you need to provide your passport, some kind of ID and facial recognition, such as a picture of yourself, to actually verify it's you. it's kind of similar when you set up an Amazon Seller Central account to sell on Amazon or do Amazon FBA. you'll basically have to do a webcam live chat with one of Amazon's support reps and they'll verify it's you. that's what I had to do. I had to do like 30 minute or 20 minute call with an Amazon rep. I don't think you have to do that with this, but it's a similar thing where they need to verify your identity right and you need to register with Amazon pay and after registration, you check Seller Central and this is the One-Stop shop for updates. so, just like selling on Amazon, you use Seller Central just like an Amazon vendor would when you sell products on Amazon. so that's how to set up Amazon. if you want to use Amazon pay, that's another method. I'd recommend PayPal. it's much easier and you don't have to use a third-party platform as much, because you're gonna have to refer to the Amazon platform a lot more than you would have to log into PayPal. now, manual payment methods are payments made outside your online store. so if a customer wants to do a manual payment method, like cash on delivery, you'll need to approve this. I wouldn't recommend doing cash on delivery. cash on delivery is, for an example, if I was to do cash and delivery on an ebay account, that would mean where if I sell a product, such as a piece of furniture.

Shopify Payments Setup 2022 | Shopify For Beginners

shopify payment setup. hi guys, welcome back to another video, and in this video, i'm going to be telling you how you can set up payments within shopify. so, having said that, let's just jump into the video. so i'm over here on shopify right now and what you'll do is just simply log in right now, if you already have an account, you can just simply log in. if you don't, you can just sign up by entering in your email address over here and starting your free trial. uh, there is a pricing plan, however, so let me just show you, if you were interested in that one. so, over here, as you can see, these are the plans. we have: the basic, the shopify and the advance. you can see their payments over here, how much they cost. the basic one is going to be 29 per month, the shopify is going to be 79 and the advanced one is going to be 299, and you can see all of the rates and features that they have over here, and if you scroll down, you can see more stuff as well. over here, you can see more features as well within each plan in a more comprehensive and detailed manner, so that you can know which plan you want to try out. but yeah, then you're good to go. so first, i'm just simply going to go ahead and log into my store and i'll show you how you can set up payments. so we'll just simply log in into my store over here now. once you have logged in, you've arrived over to your dashboard, or your admin. what you're going to do is you scroll down. what you're going to do is just navigate yourself over here at the bottom left corner, click on settings and open up settings, and over here you will see you have billings plans, payments, checkouts and all of that. just simply click on payments and over here you will have three options. you will have payment providers, supported payment methods and manual payment methods as well. so, over here, choose whichever payment method you want and then, for example, if you wanted to have like payment providers, you just simply click on choose a provider and choose a provider from this list that you can see over here. if you want to add a payment method yourself, you can add that. over here. you can search for a payment method. over here, as you can see, we have visa, mastercard, diners and all of that. let's say you want a visa, mastercard, right, and then you will have skrill, ocean payments, ping pong checkouts to check out, convert plus i pay, hit pay, credit card, debit card- all of that. you can choose that, or you can add like a manual payment system, like a bank deposit, money order or cash on delivery. it all depends on you. so for me, i think that going into payment providers and choosing one of these is much better. like you will see, you will have if a payment method is not available in your country, it will just say unavailable within your country and it will show you the ones that are available at the top. so currently, to check out is available within my country, so i'm going to be choosing that one. it does support a very large number of cards, such as visa, mastercards, american express, discovery, jcb and diners club as well. yeah, so we're going to click onto checkouts account. we have a server error, but it still works. now. over here, you can choose which type of card you support, so i'll just support all of them and then, over here, they basically give you like a set up instruction on how to get it working. so they have like a 10 step account which is very simple to you know. get started. so, first things first, we have to create a to checkout account, so let's go ahead and click over here. actually, i need to open it up in under the tab so that it's much more convenient, so i'll just open it up in another tab over here. so over here, it's very simple. you can sign up for free by just simply clicking on this button over here and adding in your details, such as your first name, your last name, your business email, password, website and your country, and it's very easy. so over here, i'll just say i'll just enter in john doe and then, over here, we'll add in our business email, which is my temporary email. so i'll just go ahead and do that. i'll copy the email, come back over here and paste it, and then i'll enter in the password. and for the website, we'll just, you know, copy this one, copy the link address and come over here and paste it. i'll get rid of that. yeah, that looks good. then we have our country, we check the robot and then we click on. get started. there you go, it's done. now what we need to do is: what type of products do you want to sell with? to check out, online service, digital products for retail, offline service or others, since this is a shopify store. so we'll just say retail and we'll click on create account. now i do have to mention that creating a to checkout account is not easy, like it's not. it is easy, but it's just not very, you know, short. it's very detailed. you got to do a lot of things. you got to input a lot of information to actually get started with two checkouts account, which is pretty. you know hectik. they just ask you for a lot of information in order to actually get started with it. so over here they're: basically, if you are a partner slash seller, click here. so i don't think this is it. i haven't created my account, but i'll, let's see. yeah, okay, that works. so now we are here, we just have to activate our account. now, in order to activate your account, it's very simple: you have to input all this information, right? so before you start, you gotta provide this. you gotta add information about your business: you know your company name, your business type, where it is address, all of that. then you gotta input your financial details, such as the company registration id, uh, tax registration, ad id, annual online transaction volume and everything else. you will also have a stakeholders option over here. if you have some, you can go ahead and add your stakeholders over here. if not, you are good to go. then you have about your products and services. so you have to input your information about your product and all of the services that you provide. then you have account settings- okay, and then you have your documents as well. so you got to input your business document, company ownership document, tax identification, valid proof of address, other documents, and then, down below, you will have your summary. so you gotta make sure you input all of these information. then, once it's done, once you've submitted it, you wait for a couple of days to hear from to check out. they'll send you an email and then they'll activate your account and you are good to go. but, uh, since i don't have time for that and i don't have all this information, we'll just save that for later and i'll show you how you can basically activate it, right? so to activate it, as you can see over here, we have to log into a checkout account. once we've activated it, we have to access the integrations option. then we have to go into web hooks and api sections in your cpanel. all right, so let's go over there- integrations. over here on the left side, and underneath integrations, we have web hooks and api. we'll go into there. there we go, as you can see right here now. next, under api section, copy the merchant code and paste it within the merchant code field on this page over here. as you can see, we have the merchant code over here and we have the secret word over here. so over here you will see, underneath api keys, this is the secret word right here, this is the ins and we have it over here and this is the secret key and this is the merchant code. so we'll just copy the merchant code. we'll come over here and paste the merchant code right here. then we have to input the secret word. so, over here, go back, scroll down. this is the ins sacred word. we just have to click on generate to generate the word and click copy and then click on save. there we go, it's saved. then we just come over here and we paste it right here. then, over here, what we need to do is- we've already done save settings, yeah, and then in the redirect url section, click enable return after sale. so scroll down below over here. this is the ins notification. we don't need to do that, we need to d.

What Is Shopify Payments?

what is shopify payments? let's tok about it. what's up everybody and welcome back to the channel if you're brand new here and we've never met. my name's carrie. i'm the founder of shirt school and i created this channel to bring you the best strategy, secrets and hacks to grow your online t-shirt, apparel print on demand or e-commerce business, and today i want to tok to you about what shopify payments is. this is a common thing that people are wondering and i get asked from time to time, and so i wanted to explain what it is and kind of how it works. shopify payments is a payment processor that is built into shopify, and what that means is. it allows you, as a business, to to accept credit cards and other forms of currency, so you can accept visa and mastercard and all the common ones through shopify payments. now why is that important? well, it's actually not very common that e-commerce platforms have a built-in payment processor. with most other e-commerce platforms- uh, let's say, like woocommerce or bigcommerce or these other platforms- you're usually going to have to connect a payment processor- example of this would be stripe or a paypal- and those payment processors will allow you to take credit cards and other forms of payments. you have to connect them up, so it's two separate systems. shopify has built their own payment processor and built it into the platform, which which makes it a lot easier to just get up and running really quickly and you can take credit cards right there, built into the system. after opening your shopify account. you can enable shopify payments by just going into your shopify settings and hitting the payments button. you're gonna need to enter a few pieces of information, like your bank account, but just doing that will allow you to take all of these different types of payments. you even see things here like apple pay and google pay, along with all of these credit cards. one thing you may be wondering is about this credit card fee rate. you see that each transaction that you make on your store- so each time you take a credit card, you're going to need to pay 2.9 plus 30 cents for each transaction. and i've heard a lot of people say, hey, why am i getting charged that transaction fee when i'm already paying shopify 29.99 per month? and what they're not aware of is that with any other platform, with you having to connect up a separate uh company's software like stripe or paypal, that you are going to pay those fees to those companies, and it's basically the exact same fees that you're getting charged here on shopify. so shopify is not charging you more to accept credit cards. they're actually the same as most every other credit card processor. the difference is is that they are just built into the platform, so it makes it super duper easy. as i mentioned, you'd have to find a payment processor, set up a separate account and then connect it up, and sometimes that requires apis and different things that you have to do. shopify makes it so simple by just going into your settings, hitting that payments button and putting in your bank account information, and then you're ready to start accepting credit cards and getting paid. hey, if you're enjoying this video, please consider hitting the like button. it is completely free to do and it helps me and the channel out greatly in pushing this out to more people. also consider subscribing to our channel. we put out brand new videos like this every single tuesday and we'd love to have you become a part of the family. the next thing i want to tok about is how often you get paid out. shopify will pay you out every two days, so, for example, if i get make a sale today, in two days i will get paid out to my bank account the money from that sale. now they won't do any deposits on weekends, but they will do it every single business day, so once you get rolling, you could potentially be getting payouts every business day. the last thing i wanted to show you was this chart from shopify that shows how you get paid out through different types of payment providers. now on shopify there's not just shopify payments. you can enable things like google pay, facebook pay, amazon pay, paypal, even things like shop pay installments, which is actually where your customers can spread out the installments over, you know, a number of months or a number of payments, and so, depending on what payment providers you have set up, they pay out in different ways. now you see how you get paid over here on the right. so if you take a credit card through shopify payments, you get paid out by shopify. apple pay is the same. facebook pay, google pay and shop pay are all the same, so those will all pay you out from shopify payments. now if you set up amazon pay, amazon's actually going to pay you out and they may have different fees, different, you know, payout timelines, all those kind of things. same thing with paypal with paypal. it's going to go into your paypal account and you're not going to be paid through shopify every two days, like we've been toking about. and the last one is shop pay installments. now shopify has teamed up with a firm. a firm is a company that will allow your customers to finance their orders, uh, and they have their own terms and everything, and so if you use shop pay installments, you will be getting paid out by a firm. so that's something to note. so this just kind of shows you, depending on what gateways you have set up in your shopify store, they will pay you out in different ways. but generally, if you just set up shopify payments, you're going to take all the major credit cards, along with apple pay and a few other options here, like google pay and those kind of things. hey, if you're out there and you're considering starting up an e-commerce business with shopify, i want to invite you to use my link to get a completely free 14-day trial of shopify. you can go over to shirtschoolcom shopify and you can set up a brand new shopify account 14 days for free. try it out, see if you like it. i've actually built quite a few stores and started getting sales. started making sales. before that 14 days was even up. it's a great trial to see if you like shopify, if it's going to work for you, if you're going to be able to market and sell your products and just really just give it a test run. so go over to shirtschoolcom shopify, get that 14 day free trial and we'll see you next week. 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