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How to Use BNPL in Order Forms and Payment Links

We are excited to announce that Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) payment methods are now supported in Order Forms and Payment Links. This is applicable for both…

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We are excited to announce that Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) payment methods are now supported in Order Forms and Payment Links. This is applicable for both 1-step and 2-step order forms. Business users can now offer the following BNPL options to their customers:
  • Klarna
  • Affirm
  • Afterpay/Clearpay
Key Points:
  • Availability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider.
  • Applicable Products: BNPL options are available for one-time products only, not for recurring products.
  • Benefits: Offering BNPL methods can help increase conversions by providing payment flexibility to customers.
  • Order & Transaction Details: All order and transaction details will be recorded under the Payments menu, similar to credit card payments. Existing triggers for Order Submitted and Payment Received will function as usual
  • This change requires migration from Stripe and would be already available for some accounts and progress for others
Figure 1 What this shows Availability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. What this shows Illustrates "How to Use BNPL in Order Forms and Payment Links". This screenshot appears in "How to Use BNPL in Order Forms and Payment Links". The text alongside this image reads: Availability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. Applicable Products: BNPL options are available for one-time products only, not for recurring products. Benefits: Offering BNPL methods can help increase conversions by providing payment flexibility…. This part of the guide covers 3 fields, listed below. Image 1 of 2 What this coversAvailability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. Applicable Products: BNPL options are available for one-time products only, not for recurring products. Benefits: Offering BNPL methods can help increase conversions by providing payment flexibility to customers. Order & Transaction Details: All order and transaction details will be recorded under the Payments menu, similar to credit card payments. Existing triggers for Order Submitted and Payment Received will function as usual This change requires migration from Stripe and would be already available for some accounts and progress for others
Fields in this part of the guide KlarnaAffirmAfterpay/Clearpay
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Klarna
  2. Affirm
  3. Afterpay/Clearpay
Figure 2 What this shows Availability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. What this shows Illustrates "How to Use BNPL in Order Forms and Payment Links". This screenshot appears in "How to Use BNPL in Order Forms and Payment Links". The text alongside this image reads: Availability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. Applicable Products: BNPL options are available for one-time products only, not for recurring products. Benefits: Offering BNPL methods can help increase conversions by providing payment flexibility…. This part of the guide covers 3 fields, listed below. Image 2 of 2 What this coversAvailability: This feature is available only for businesses using Stripe as their payment provider. Applicable Products: BNPL options are available for one-time products only, not for recurring products. Benefits: Offering BNPL methods can help increase conversions by providing payment flexibility to customers. Order & Transaction Details: All order and transaction details will be recorded under the Payments menu, similar to credit card payments. Existing triggers for Order Submitted and Payment Received will function as usual This change requires migration from Stripe and would be already available for some accounts and progress for others
Fields in this part of the guide KlarnaAffirmAfterpay/Clearpay
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Klarna
  2. Affirm
  3. Afterpay/Clearpay

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