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How to Connect a Payment Processor | Squarespace 7.1 Commerce Series - YouTube
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Payment processors in commerce
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are separate from any other payment processors
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you have connected to Squarespace.
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Such as in scheduling.
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To activate square space commerce and start accepting payments
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connect a payment processor.
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From the home menu click commerce.
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Then click payments.
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You can connect Stripe, PayPal, or Square.
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After you connect a payment processor
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customers will see its payment options at checkout.
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Connecting stripe lets customers pay with their debit and credit card
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without creating or logging into an account.
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Stripe accepts payments from Visa, MasterCard, American Express
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and Discover.
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You can also accept Apple Pay from customers
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checking out on a supported device.
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After connecting your stripe account.
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You'll receive a confirmation email from Squarespace.
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The payment section of your checkout page will look like this.
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Connecting a PayPal business account lets customers check out
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using their PayPal or Venmo accounts.
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After connecting your store to a PayPal account
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you'll receive a confirmation email from Squarespace.
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Customers can click pay with PayPal to log into their PayPal account
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and complete the purchase.
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Customers on mobile devices will also see the option
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to check out with Venmo.
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Connect both stripe and PayPal to support the
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widest range of payment methods.
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PayPal is popular internationally, while stripe lets customers pay with debit
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and credit cards without creating or logging into an account.
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By offering both you support customers checking out
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with their preferred payment method.
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Keep in mind, to connect stripe and PayPal your country must be supported
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by both payment processors.
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The available currencies depend on the location of the bank account
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connected to your stripe account.
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It's not possible to select more than one currency.
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With Squarespace point of sale, you can use Square to process in-person cash
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and card payments that integrate with your online store.
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You'll set up this integration in the Squarespace commerce app.
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Stripe, PayPal, and Square all charge processing fees.
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If you have any questions about each services fees
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please contact them for further information.
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You can add tax rules for the countries where you ship products.
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To do this in the home menu click commerce and then click taxes.
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Click add country.
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And select a country from the drop down menu.
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If you're required to charge tax on shipping in this country
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type the tax name and tax rate for that country.
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You can check charge tax on shipping.
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If you're required to charge tax on service products
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you can check charge tax on services.
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And click save to publish your changes.
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If you're creating tax rules for the United States or Canada
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you can add state or province tax rules.
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Hover over the country and click add state or add province.
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Choose a state or province from the drop down menu.
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Enter the sales tax rate and then click save.
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Local tax rules can apply to a single zip code
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or a range of zip codes in one state.
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So you can set tax rules compliant with various tax laws
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within one area.
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To do this, hover over the state you added and click add local.
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To add a tax rule for a single zip code
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click single zip code.
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Add the zip code and tax rate.
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And then click save.
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To add tax rules for a region or a range of zip codes
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click range of zip codes.
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Then add the start and end zip codes and the tax rate for that region.
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And click save.
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You can edit or remove a tax rule by clicking the rule in the taxes panel.
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Keep in mind, removing a country tax rule
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removes all state and local tax rules that apply to it.
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Also, removing a state tax rule removes all local tax rules for the state.
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With tax inclusive pricing customers pay a product's listed price at checkout
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instead of paying the listed price plus sales tax.
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To enable this, from the taxes menu check taxes included in product prices.
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After setting up your rules, the tax applied to an order
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will display at checkout after a customer enters their address.
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The tax is based on: the shipping address for physical product purchases.
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and the billing address listed in the payment section
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for digital and service products
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unless a physical product is purchased at the same time.
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Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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We're always here to help.
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