Feature

Payment gateways

Cards, wallets, bank transfers, direct debit and crypto through more than 50 gateways, built in and included in every plan.

Payment cards and a CoreInto checkout with Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer, crypto and JazzCash

The gateways your clients already use#

CoreInto ships with more than fifty gateway modules. Among them: Stripe (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA, ACH and bank payments), PayPal, Mollie, GoCardless, Authorize.net, 2Checkout, Skrill, Worldpay, Opayo, Nuvei, Paysafe, Windcave, eWAY, Moneris, CCAvenue, PagBank, crypto gateways such as BitPay, Binance Pay, Cryptomus, Heleket and Plisio, and regional ones such as JazzCash, Easypaisa, PayFast and Bank Alfalah. Manual payment covers bank transfer, mobile wallets and cash, with your own instructions on the invoice. The marketplace lists every one, read from the code itself.

How a payment becomes a payment#

The client chooses a method at checkout or on the invoice and pays on the provider's page or form. The provider's answer comes back to an address CoreInto gives you for that gateway; CoreInto checks it with the provider, records the transaction against the invoice, marks it paid, moves the service's due date forward, unsuspends if needed and emails the receipt. Every answer a provider sends is kept in Billing > Gateway Log, so a disputed payment can be traced to the second.

Saved cards and automatic capture#

With gateways that support it, clients can keep a card on file. Renewal invoices are then charged automatically on the due date, with retries you set, and clients get a notice before a saved card expires. Clients manage their own saved methods in the client area.

Refunds from the invoice#

A payment can be refunded in full or in part from the invoice page. With gateways that support it the money goes back through the gateway; otherwise you record the refund and the money goes back by hand or to the client's credit.

Control over who pays how#

A gateway can be staff-only, so it is offered only on invoices where staff chose it. Each client, service and domain can have its own payment method for renewals. The Gateway Fee module, included in every plan, adds a charge to invoices paid through a gateway that costs you more.

Sandboxes first#

Every gateway with a test mode can be switched to it, so you can pay test invoices before taking real money. The gateway settings page shows the addresses each provider needs, ready to copy into its dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

How many payment gateways does CoreInto have?

More than fifty, all built in and included in every plan. The marketplace lists them, updated automatically from the CoreInto code.

Can clients save a card and be charged automatically?

Yes, with gateways that support stored cards, such as Stripe. Renewal invoices are charged on the due date, and clients are told before a card expires.

Can I add a fee for a particular payment method?

Yes, with the Gateway Fee module, which is included.

Can I build a gateway CoreInto does not have?

Yes. A gateway is a PHP class with a few methods. See gateway modules on the developer hub.

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