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Events: Payments

Payment methods and fees available for tickets and passes.

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Overview

  • Events can inherit site-level payment methods and fees, then disable methods or fees that do not apply to ticket or pass checkout.
  • When Stripe is enabled for Events, publish/update sync can create payment-provider products and prices for online tickets and passes.
  • Payment settings affect checkout, ticket emails, pass creation, refunds, and order records.

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Inherit from site

One on/off setting

Uses the site payment setup as the base configuration for event checkout.

Affects

  • Ticket checkout, pass checkout, Stripe checkout, order records, customer emails, and payment instructions.

Keep event checkout aligned with the global payment setup unless events need different rules from products or bookings.

Disabled methods

Optional; multiple methods can be disabled

Turns off selected global payment methods for event checkout while leaving them available elsewhere.

Affects

  • Ticket and pass payment method lists.
  • Stripe, bank transfer, pay-at-door, and custom payment flows when configured globally.

Disable methods that do not make sense for events. For example, cash on delivery usually belongs to product orders, while pay at door may be event-specific.

Disabled fees

Optional; multiple fees can be disabled

Turns off selected global fees for event checkout while leaving them available for other checkout flows.

Affects

  • Ticket/pass checkout totals, Stripe line items, and event order records.

Delivery fees normally do not belong to event tickets or passes. Keep event fees customer-readable because they can appear in checkout and emails.

Stripe sync

Automatic when Stripe is enabled for Events

Syncs online paid tickets, credit passes, and subscriptions to payment-provider products and prices.

Affects

  • Ticket checkout, pass checkout, subscription creation, and webhook order processing.

Door-only tickets, sold-out passes, disabled passes, and tickets without online prices are not normal online checkout products.

Image uploads are available locally first. They are moved to the CDN when the site is published or synced, and published pages use optimized image sizes for display.

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