Payment Methods
WizCommerce supports multiple ways to collect payment from your customers, whether you're at a trade show, closing a deal in the field, or sending a payment request remotely. You can collect credit card payments, record offline payments, process ACH bank transfers, or send smart payment links, all from within WizCommerce.
Available Payment Methods
- Credit Card: Charge a customer's card directly or pre-authorize and capture later
- Offline Payment: Record payments made outside WizCommerce, such as cash, check, or wire transfer
- ACH (Bank Transfer): Process a direct bank transfer from the customer's account
- Payment Links: Send a secure link so customers can pay using their preferred method
A. Credit Card Payment
Collecting a Credit Card Payment
on the Web Portal
- Go to Sales → Orders and open the confirmed order.

- Click Collect Payment in the top right of the order page.

- The invoice amount auto-populates from the order total. Adjust the amount if you're collecting a partial payment, for example, a 50% deposit.
- If the customer has a saved card on file, it will appear automatically, showing the last 4 digits and expiry date. Select it, or click Add New Card to enter new details.

- For a new card, enter the Cardholder Name, Card Number, Expiration Date, and CVV.



- Optionally, check the Save card so it auto-populates on future orders.
- Click Charge.
A unique Transaction ID is generated, a confirmation email is sent to the customer, and the payment appears under the order's Payments section with status Completed.
Note: Settlement occurs on the next business day. Transactions processed Friday through Sunday consolidate into a single Monday settlement.
Saving a Card to a Customer Profile
- During any payment flow, enter the card details.
- Check the Save card and optionally Mark as default.
- On future orders for this customer, the saved card will appear automatically.
You can also save a card directly from the customer profile:
- Go to the Customers tab from the side navigation.

- Select the relevant customer from the list.
- Click on the Profile tab within the customer record.
- Click Add Card, enter the required card details, and save.

Note: Card data is tokenized and stored securely, WizCommerce never stores raw card numbers. Multiple cards can be saved per customer.
Credit Card Surcharge
A credit card surcharge (for example, 3%) can be added to orders to offset processing costs. The surcharge can be configured as a percentage or a fixed dollar amount. Customers see the fee before placing the order.
B. Offline Payment
Use offline payments to record transactions that happened outside WizCommerce, such as cash collected at a trade show, a mailed check, or a wire transfer.
Recording an Offline Payment
- Go to Sales → Orders, open the order, and click Collect Payment.
- In the payment method dropdown, select Offline Payment.

- Fill in the following details:
- Collection Date: defaults to today; adjust if the payment was received earlier
- Amount: Enter the exact amount received
- Payment Mode: choose Cash, Check, or Other
- Notes: Add reference details such as a check number or wire confirmation ID
- Email Receipt: Check this to send a confirmation to the customer
- Click Charge.
The payment is recorded in WizPay → Transactions with status Completed and collection mode Offline.
Note: No processing fees apply to offline payments. Manual reconciliation with your accounting system is required.
C. ACH (Bank Transfer)
ACH payments are bank-to-bank transfers, the most cost-effective method for large wholesale orders since there are no processing fees.
Collecting an ACH Payment Directly
- Open the order and click Collect Payment.
- In the payment method dropdown, select ACH.

- Enter the customer's Account Holder Name, Bank Account Number, and Routing Number.

- Optionally, check Save account to store it for future transactions and Mark as default.
- Click Charge.
Note: ACH settlement takes 4 business days. If the customer has insufficient funds, an ACH return will be generated, and the transaction status will update to Failed or Returned.
Understanding ACH Settlement and Returns
- Day 1: Transaction initiated and submitted to the ACH network
- Days 2–3: The customer's bank processes the debit. If funds are insufficient, an ACH return is generated
- Day 4: Funds are settled to your bank account
If an ACH return occurs, the transaction status changes to Failed or Returned in WizPay.
D. Payment Links
Payment links let you send a secure, flexible payment request to a customer without needing them to be present. Customers can pay using their preferred method directly from their email.
Creating a Payment Link
- Go to Sales → Orders, open the order, and click Collect Payment.
- Select Payment Link from the payment method dropdown.

- The customer's email auto-populates. Add additional recipients if needed.
- Adjust the Payment Amount if collecting a partial payment or deposit.
- Add an optional Note for context (for example, "50% deposit for Order #4521").
- Select which payment types the customer can use: Card, ACH, or Both.
- Click Send Link.
Note: No sensitive data passes through WizCommerce; the customer submits directly to the secure payment portal.
What the Customer Sees
- Customer receives an email with a Pay Now button.

- Clicking the button opens a secure portal showing the company name, Order ID, and total order value.
- The customer selects their payment method and enters their details.

- On success, a confirmation page is shown, and a receipt email is sent to both the customer and your business.
Processing Fees at a Glance
| Payment Method | Processing Fee | Settlement Time |
|---|---|---|
| Credit Card | Interchange + 0.7% | Next business day |
| ACH (Bank Transfer) | No fee | 4 business days |
| Payment Link – Card | Same as a credit card | Next business day |
| Payment Link – ACH | No fee | 4 business days |
| Offline (Cash/Check/Other) | No fee | N/A (manual deposit) |
Note: WizCommerce's processing rate of Interchange + 0.7% is significantly lower than the typical 2.9%–3.5% charged by most wholesale payment processors.