Manage payment methods
A payment method is a way a customer can pay, such as on account or with iDEAL. On this page you add your payment methods and decide with a rule which of them a customer can pick for an order.

Before you begin
- You need Backoffice access and the Shop & channel role. To create or delete a payment method you need Owner access.
- For the payment method rules you need the Configuration role, with Owner access to make a rule and Editor or Owner access to change one.
Add a payment method
- Go to Shops & Channels > Payment Methods and click New Payment Method.
- Fill in the dialog and click Save.

| Field | What it is | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The name customers see, per language | Yes |
| External Code | The code of this payment method, in capitals with underscores between words. For example IDEAL or BANK_TRANSFER. Rules and connected systems know the payment method by this code | Yes |
| Logo url | The web address of the logo | No |
Choose the External Code with care. The transaction cost rules use it, and so does the connection with your payment provider.
A new payment method cannot be picked yet. It only shows on a quote, an order or in the webshop when a payment method rule makes it selectable.
Decide which payment methods a customer can pick
- Click the Payment Method Rules tab and open the rule.
- Click Add subrule and name it after the payment method.
- Add the conditions under which it may be picked, for example the delivery country.
- Under THEN, choose Set payment method to selectable and the payment method.
- Make sure the switch at the top stands on all, so several payment methods can be offered together.
- Click Save.


The name of a subrule is only a label. The action under THEN decides which payment method it offers.
To charge a fee for a payment method, see Transaction Costs.
Change or delete a payment method
Click a row on the Payment Method List tab to change it. To delete payment methods, tick them, click Delete and confirm.
A deleted payment method cannot be brought back. Take it out of the rules as well.
Related pages
- Build a business rule - the rule builder step by step
- Transaction Costs