01
An order needs stock checked before charging the card
Before the card is charged right at checkout, and if the item isn't actually in stock, the money has to be manually refunded.
After LiqPay holds the money on the customer's card, and it's charged only once the order is confirmed.
02
A customer pays for a subscription every month
Before the customer has to open the site and re-enter card details every billing cycle, and misses payments if they forget.
After LiqPay charges the recurring payment on schedule by itself, once the subscription is set up.
03
One order actually covers several suppliers
Before a marketplace or agency receives the whole payment and then works out by hand how much goes to each supplier.
After LiqPay splits one payment between several recipients automatically, by rules set up in advance.
04
A customer asks for proof of payment
Before a manager looks up the payment and sends a confirmation by hand.
After LiqPay can send the receipt to the customer's email on its own, right after the payment goes through.
05
The payment flow needs testing before launch
Before testing feels risky because a mistake could charge a real card.
After a separate pair of test keys runs the exact same flow with no real money moving, so we catch problems before go-live.