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Third Party Payment Providers

Connecting Stripe as a Payment Provider

Connect Stripe as a payment provider to accept card payments from your customers. Using Stripe, you can also set up recurring payments for repeating services or subscriptions. Stripe supports online payments, as well as manual card entry.

General Info

Supported countries

Austria, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States

Supported payment methods

Credit / debit cards

Accepted currencies

View the accepted currencies per country.
The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your Stripe account. If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Learn how to change your currency.

Processing fees

2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. Fees may vary by country. For more information, visit Stripe.

Minimum charge

$0.50 (USD) For more information and minimum amounts for other countries, visit Stripe.

Additional benefits

Supports recurring payments (e.g. for Wix Video subscriptions, etc).

Managing your account

For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, please visit the Stripe Help Center.
Your Stripe account is subject to Stripe's applicable terms, policies, and fees.

Connecting Stripe

  1. Go to Accept Payments on your site's dashboard.
    Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down menu to change it.

  2. Click See More Payment Options.

  3. Click See Options beside Third-Party Credit / Debit Card Providers.

  4. Click Connect next to Stripe.

connecting stripe,

  1. Depending on whether you need to create a new Stripe account or have an existing account, follow the instructions:

Have an account

  1. Click Connect.

  2. Fill in your details via Stripe to sign in to your account.

Once signed in, your Stripe account will be connected to your Wix account.

Don't have an account

  1. Click Create Stripe account.

  2. Follow the instructions to create an account.

  3. Verify your email address.

  4. Repeat steps 1-5 and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account.

FAQs

Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments.

How can I tell if a payment method is active?

In order to accept online payments, you must connect a payment provider.

Once connected, your checkout will be active for your chosen payment method(s).

You need to have your account successfully verified to receive payouts.

Is my currency supported?

Be aware that payments will fail If you are using an unsupported currency. The currency used in your payment provider account must match the currency that you set in your Wix account. If you need to change the currency set in your provider account, please contact your payment provider.

If your current payment provider does not support your desired currency, Wix hosts a wide range of alternative payment providers. Learn how to change your payment provider.

What is a minimum payment amount?

Some payment providers have a minimum payment threshold (e.g. $1.01). Payments below this amount will not be processed.

Make sure that all of your products or services are priced over the minimum threshold. This includes discounted items or Pricing Plans.

Contact your payment provider to get the most up-to-date information about their minimum payment threshold.

Can I offer recurring payments?

To offer recurring payments, you must connect a payment provider that supports recurring payments, such as Stripe.

How do I get my payouts?

Payouts are managed by your payment provider. If your provider is a third-party provider, contact them directly.
If your provider is Wix Payments, learn about receiving payouts from Wix Payments.

My customers' payments are being declined. What can I do?

If your customers are experiencing payment failures, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting issues for accepting payments.

Why can’t I connect my desired payment provider?

If you’re having trouble connecting your payment provider, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting common connection issues.

Do I need to upgrade my site to accept payments?

Yes. You need to upgrade your site to a plan that supports payments in order to accept payments.

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