Overview
- Product checkout uses the site-level payment methods and fees, with Products-specific toggles for disabling methods or fees that should not apply to product orders.
- This tab does not create payment methods from scratch. It decides which existing payment methods and fees are available to product checkout.
- Payment choices affect cart totals, Stripe checkout, bank-transfer instructions, order emails, and how orders are stored for staff review.
Fields
Inherit from site
One on/off settingUses the site payment setup as the base configuration for product checkout.
Affects
- Product checkout payment options and fee calculations.
- Order records, order emails, Stripe checkout, and bank-transfer or custom payment instructions.
Keep product checkout aligned with the global payment setup unless products need different rules from events, bookings, or other sales flows.
Disabled methods
Optional; multiple methods can be disabledTurns off selected global payment methods for product checkout while leaving them available elsewhere on the site.
Affects
- Product checkout payment method list.
- Stripe, bank transfer, cash on delivery, and custom payment flows when configured globally.
Disable a method when it does not make sense for product orders, such as cash on delivery for digital products or bank transfer for low-value instant checkout.
Disabled fees
Optional; multiple fees can be disabledTurns off selected global fees for product checkout while leaving them available for other sales flows.
Affects
- Cart totals, checkout summaries, Stripe fee line items, and order records.
- Delivery, tax, card-fee, fixed-fee, or discount rules that are configured globally.
Use this when a fee belongs to another workflow. Delivery fees are also skipped automatically for carts where every item is marked no delivery.
Payment methods
Multiple site-level methodsThe global payment methods Products can inherit: cash on delivery, bank transfer, custom instructions, and Stripe when connected.
Affects
- Product checkout, order emails, order status pages, and payment-specific customer instructions.
- Stripe checkout sessions when Stripe is enabled for product checkout.
Configure these once in the sales/payment area, then use this Products tab to remove methods that do not belong to product checkout.
Fees
Multiple site-level feesReusable fees and adjustments that can apply during checkout, such as tax, fixed fees, card fees, discounts, or delivery charges.
Affects
- Cart totals, checkout summaries, Stripe line items, order records, order status pages, and customer/merchant emails.
Keep fee names customer-readable because they can appear in checkout and emails. Use rules carefully so charges match the promise on product pages.
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