Shape the customer journey
Use a hosted, redirected, or API-led experience that fits the approved route and the level of checkout control your product needs.
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Give customers a focused online checkout while your team follows authorisation, payment status, refunds, and settlement from one operational service.
Supported payment routes, commercial terms, settlement timing, and activation are confirmed for each eligible merchant during onboarding.
We assess the route, checkout, reporting, risk, and settlement requirements together so the operating model is clear before integration starts.
The operating promise
Payment acceptance is only useful when teams can see what happened next. The service joins checkout, payment status, merchant operations, and settlement support without turning the homepage into a list of borrowed logos.
Use a hosted, redirected, or API-led experience that fits the approved route and the level of checkout control your product needs.
Give support and finance teams consistent references for successful, pending, failed, refunded, and settlement-ready activity.
Match gateway activity with settlement records and exports so exceptions are investigated with the right transaction context.
Payment mix
Local payment behaviour is diverse. We define the available method mix during merchant solution design and avoid promising a named route before eligibility and commercial approval are complete.
Explore payment methodsConfigure eligible domestic or international card journeys where the acquiring route and merchant category allow them.
Support approved internet or mobile-banking journeys with a clear return path and payment-status handling.
Add eligible digital-wallet options to reduce checkout friction for customers who already prefer stored-value payment journeys.
Use static, dynamic, or checkout-linked QR experiences only where the route and operating model fit the merchant use case.
Commercial clarity
Your price should reflect the service you actually need. We prepare a commercial proposal after the payment mix, operating model, and review requirements are understood.
Request a commercial discussionMerchant onboarding
Onboarding is a review and implementation process, not an instant-activation claim. We make responsibilities visible from the beginning.
Tell us what you sell, how customers pay, expected volume, fulfilment, and where your team operates.
We identify eligible routes, checkout architecture, reporting, settlement, and the documents required for review.
Your developers connect the chosen checkout, verify payment states, and test operational handoffs before launch.
Activation follows successful business review, technical validation, and the required commercial and partner approvals.
Payment gateway Nepal FAQ
These are the questions that change the payment setup. For business-specific answers, use the dedicated contact route.
Choose a contact emailA commercial route to online payment acceptance for eligible merchants, including checkout integration, transaction monitoring, settlement support, refunds, and operational reporting. Final capabilities depend on the approved merchant setup.
A merchant setup may include eligible card, bank, wallet, or QR-linked payment routes. We confirm the available mix during solution design rather than assuming every method applies to every business.
Pricing is prepared after reviewing the business model, payment methods, expected volume, average transaction value, risk profile, support needs, and settlement requirements.
International card acceptance is not automatic. Availability depends on the merchant category, acquiring route, regulatory requirements, documentation, and approval by the relevant partners.
There is no universal activation time. The schedule depends on document readiness, business review, integration scope, test results, and external approvals. We define the workstream after the initial merchant discussion.
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