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# Payment methods

### Which payment methods do you accept?

YayCommerce currently supports two payment gateways: PayPal & Stripe

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Within Stripe, customers may see multiple payment options depending on their country and device.

### What payment options are available under Stripe?

When selecting **Stripe**, you may see:

#### 💳 Credit / Debit Card

* Visa
* Mastercard
* American Express
* Discover
* Other major card networks

You can enter your card details directly at checkout.

#### 🏦 Bank Payment (via Stripe)

In supported countries (e.g., the U.S.), Stripe may offer:

* Direct bank payments
* Secure bank login connection

You’ll be asked to select your bank and authorize the payment securely.

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#### 📱 Express Payment Options (if available)

Depending on your device and location, you may also see:

* **Google Pay** (You will be redirected to pay.google.com to complete the transaction)
* **Amazon Pay** (After submission, you will be redirected to securely complete next steps)
* **Cash App Pay** (You will be shown a QR code to scan using Cash App)

These allow faster checkout using your saved payment credentials.

### Why do I see different payment options than someone else?

Stripe dynamically displays available payment methods based on:

* Your country
* Your currency
* Your device/browser
* Stripe eligibility rules

Not all customers will see the same options.


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