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# Payment

The **Payment** tab provides settings related to financial transactions, specifically focusing on currency options and payment gateways. 

<figure><img src="/files/dxjFE1aIoHs5lWUs2KfU" alt=""><figcaption><p>A screenshot showing the Payment settings of Bookster plugin</p></figcaption></figure>

Here’s a breakdown of the features shown in the screenshot:

**Currency Options**:

**(1). Currency**: This dropdown menu allows you to select the type of currency in which transactions will be conducted.&#x20;

**(2). Currency Position**: This setting lets you determine where the currency symbol appears in relation to the price numbers. Options include:

* Before (e.g., $99.99)
* After (e.g., 99.99$)
* Before With Space (e.g., $ 99.99)
* After With Space (e.g., 99.99 $)

**(3). Payment Gateways**: This section allows you to see all the available payment gateways which you can activate for your Booking services. Example include;

* **Pay Later/Locally**: This toggle switch, set to "ON" in the screenshot, allows customers to book services and pay at a later time or in person. This feature is useful for businesses that accept payment upon service delivery or prefer not to process payments online.

**Save your changes.**


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