Payment methods

IMAGE: the Settings → Finances → Payment methods page with the standard and additional payment methods

This section sets the payment methods available in Gizmo Manager and Gizmo Client.

Standard payment methods

Standard payment methods are built into the system and cannot be deleted. For each of them you can set where it is available:

  • Enabled — the overall status of the payment method in the system.

  • Manager — whether the payment method is available in Gizmo Manager.

  • Client — whether the payment method is available in Gizmo Client.

The standard payment methods are:

  • Cash — cash.

  • Credit Card — a bank card.

  • Deposit — payment from the user's deposit.

  • Points — payment with loyalty points.

Use payment terminal for credit card payments — when on, card payments go through the connected payment terminal. The terminal has two modes:

  • Offline — the terminal works offline.

  • Online — the terminal works online.

Additional payment methods

Here you set up custom payment methods. Online payment providers are also connected here, as payment-method integrations.

The table shows all additional payment methods you have created. Each has the same settings as the standard ones: Enabled, Manager, Client. To change the display order, drag a method by the drag handle . To delete a payment method, click the trash icon.

To create a new payment method, click

. The fields are described in Payment method card.

Online deposit settings for the shell

Here you set up how users top up their deposit from the Gizmo Client interface.

  • Allow custom top-up amount — when on, the user can enter any top-up amount within the set limits.

  • Minimum amount — the smallest amount a user can top up at a time.

  • Maximum amount — the largest amount a user can top up at a time.

  • Presets — fixed top-up amounts that the user sees as quick-select buttons. To add a preset, click

    , enter the amount and click
    .

Others

  • Success payment URL — the page the user is redirected to after a successful online payment.

  • Failed payment URL — the page the user is redirected to after a failed online payment.