Setting up payments
Connect Paystack, Flutterwave, Monnify, Stripe, or bank transfer so you can get paid.
Go to Settings → Payments to choose how customers pay you. Vezstora supports six methods, and you can switch between them at any time.
Paystack
Customers pay by card or bank transfer at checkout, and the money settles into your Paystack account automatically. This is the fastest way to get paid and needs no manual work from you once it is connected. See Accepting Paystack payments for the setup steps.
Flutterwave
Customers pay by card, bank transfer, or mobile money at checkout, settling automatically into your Flutterwave account. A good alternative to Paystack if you already have a Flutterwave account, or need mobile money support for customers outside Nigeria. See Accepting Flutterwave payments for the setup steps.
Monnify
Customers pay by card or bank transfer, settling automatically into your Monnify account. Connect your live API credentials, not sandbox/test ones - Monnify only sends its webhook signature on production notifications, so sandbox-paid orders would never automatically confirm. See Accepting Monnify payments for the setup steps.
Stripe
Customers pay by international card, settling automatically into your Stripe account. Only available if your store is priced in USD - Stripe does not support Nigerian-registered businesses, so this is meant for stores selling to customers outside Nigeria with a Stripe account from a country Stripe supports. See Accepting Stripe payments for the setup steps.
Bank transfer
Customers see your bank name, account number, and account name at checkout, and pay you directly. You then mark the order as paid once the money lands. This works well if you do not have a Paystack account yet or prefer to confirm payments yourself. See Accepting manual bank transfers.
Customers can reach you on WhatsApp to complete an order and arrange payment however you normally would. This is a good fallback for businesses that mostly sell through conversation rather than a full checkout flow.
Which should you enable?
Most Nigeria-focused stores enable one of Paystack, Flutterwave, or Monnify as their primary method, since all three settle automatically and need no manual confirmation - pick whichever gateway you already have an account with, or the one that best covers how your customers pay. A store priced in USD and selling internationally should use Stripe instead. Bank transfer is a good addition for customers who prefer to pay directly, or for markets where card payments are less common. You can turn any method on or off at any time without affecting past orders.