IBAN oplata
Payment by bank transfer to your account: the customer picks their bank and the transfer opens already filled in.
Screenshots are coming soon.
A bank transfer to your account costs no acquiring fee, but it is awkward for the customer: the account number, tax code and payment reference have to be typed into the banking app by hand. IBAN oplata turns your bank details into a payment page where the customer picks their bank and the transfer opens in the app already filled in. The add-on connects that page to your checkout: after placing an order, the customer presses “Pay” and lands on it with their order amount.
What it does
- Adds payment by bank transfer through IBAN oplata to your checkout.
- Shows a “Pay” button on the “Order placed” page. The customer first sees the order number and confirmation, then goes to pay with the button.
- Opens a payment page with the order amount, your bank details and a payment reference with the order number. There the customer picks their bank or scans the QR code.
- Lets the customer come back to pay later from their account or through the payment link you sent them. Pressing the button again leads to the same page; the shop creates a new link only if the amount or your bank details have changed or the old link has expired.
- Closes the old payment link when you cancel the order, mark it as paid, or change its amount or payment method, so the customer neither pays twice nor transfers an outdated amount.
- Takes the money to the details of the storefront where the order was placed, or to the ones you choose in the method settings. You set the payment reference and how long the link stays valid.
- Warns you in the list of payment methods if the token is missing, your company details lack something, or the method is on for a storefront that does not sell in hryvnia.
What you need
- An IBAN oplata account on the “Premium” plan and an API token from it: the service issues tokens only on that plan.
- Your company details under “Settings → Print forms”: full legal name, tax number and a Ukrainian IBAN.
- Orders in hryvnia: an order in another currency cannot be paid this way.
- IBAN oplata does not tell the shop when the money arrives, so you mark the order as paid yourself once you see it in your bank.
- Step-by-step setup: https://cartixx.com/docs/catalog/ibanoplata
What appears in the shop
This is what a shopper sees once it is installed.
- On the “Order placed” page a “Pay” button appears. It takes the customer to the IBAN oplata payment page with the order amount and your bank details. The button appears only for orders placed with IBAN oplata payment, until the order is paid. Its colour and shape come from your theme's checkout button styles. The customer can come back to pay later from their account, or through the payment link you sent them by email or as a message from the order. For an order not in hryvnia, the customer sees a note that it cannot be paid this way instead of the button.
What we fixed
The add-on’s hints, description and guide now name panel sections the same way the menu does. Some paths used to point to places like Settings → Add-ons, which are gone since CartiX 2.131.0.
Payment by bank transfer through IBAN oplata
The customer places an order, sees the “Order placed” page and presses “Pay”. The shop opens the IBAN oplata page with the order amount and your bank details: there the customer picks their bank, and the transfer opens in the app already filled in. The money goes straight to your account with no acquiring fee. When you cancel an order, mark it as paid or change its amount, the old link is closed and cannot be paid a second time.
IBAN oplata does not tell the shop when the money arrives, so you mark the order as paid yourself. You need the “Premium” plan in IBAN oplata, and only orders in hryvnia can be paid this way. Step-by-step setup: https://cartixx.com/docs/catalog/ibanoplata