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Payments

Checkout.com

A global enterprise payment processor used by larger merchants who need multi-region acquiring.

What it does here

Checkout.com inside Quick Commerce

Fits a Scale or Enterprise store that sells across more than one region and wants one processor behind every market.

Data flow

What data moves, and where

  1. 1Order total, currency and a reference are sent to Checkout.com when the shopper confirms checkout.
  2. 2Checkout.com hosts the payment page — card details are entered there, never on your server.
  3. 3A signed callback confirms the payment, marks the order paid and releases it to the picker queue.

How to connect

Connecting Checkout.com

  1. 1

    Get Checkout.com credentials

    Open a merchant account with Checkout.com and generate its API or merchant keys.

  2. 2

    Add it in the back office

    Settings → Payments → enable Checkout.com and paste the keys in test mode first.

  3. 3

    Test a transaction

    Place a sandbox order and confirm the callback marks it paid and notifies the shop.

  4. 4

    Go live

    Switch to live keys — Checkout.com appears at checkout immediately, no redeploy needed.

Ready to connect Checkout.com?

Our team can help you set it up during onboarding, or start it yourself from the back office.

No card required · Live in a day · Support in Arabic and English

Checkout.com integration — Quick Commerce | Quick Commerce