How to connect your Zip merchant account (Zip was formerly Quadpay) with the Zip Payments app, so shoppers can pay in installments: the keys, capture now or at shipping, the countries, the price widgets, and a test order.
Zip is a buy now, pay later payment method: shoppers pay for their order in installments. The app adds Zip to your checkout as a payment method. Shoppers who choose it finish the payment with Zip and come back to your store with a paid order.
Zip is available for merchants based in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States.
If you are new to Zip, first create a Zip merchant account. When you create the business account and Zip asks for your platform, choose Custom API.
Then add the Zip Payments app to your store and open it. The Get Zip Payments live steps at the top tick themselves off as you go: connect your Zip account, turn Zip on at checkout, switch to live payments.
In the app, fill in:
Click Save. The app checks your private key with Zip right away and tells you the result under the form: "Saved. Zip accepted your key.", or that it is a sandbox key while Sandbox Mode is off (or a live key while it is on), or that Zip refused the key. In the last case, copy it again from the Zip merchant dashboard.
Directly capture (immediately) the payment decides when Zip charges the shopper:
The widgets need the Public key, and they show when your store's currency is one Zip works with. Save again after changing these options.
In your store admin, open the Payment settings and switch Zip on, so shoppers can choose it. The app's Open payment settings button takes you there.
For stores in the United States and Canada, Zip shows at checkout for orders of $35 or more; below that it is hidden.
With Sandbox Mode on and your sandbox key saved, place an order and pay with Zip. Check that the order shows up in your store with the payment status you expect (paid, or awaiting payment if you don't capture right away). Then save your live key with Sandbox Mode off, and real payments can come in.
Set Directly capture (immediately) the payment to No. Mark the order as Shipped (or Ready for pickup) when it leaves, and the app captures the payment then.
Choose only United States under Allowed countries. Keep the product page and cart widgets on, so shoppers see the installment price before they reach checkout.
Switch on Display marketing strip banner on all pages for a Zip strip at the top of the store, next to the product and cart widgets.
Change Payment method name at checkout to something like "Buy now, pay later with Zip".
Change the paid order's payment status to Refunded. The app asks Zip to refund it, so you don't need to log in to the Zip dashboard.
Change its payment status from awaiting payment to Cancelled. The app cancels the Zip payment.
For merchants in the United States and Canada, $35 per order.
First check that every key is copied exactly from the Zip merchant dashboard. If it still doesn't work, ask Zip support to issue a new API key for your account and activate it, then paste the new key into API Key (Private Key). In the US, write to Partner Support or use the contact form; in Canada, see how to contact Zip in Canada.
Yes. Zip was previously called Quadpay.
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