Payment methods accepted on Fourthwall
What supporters can use to pay at checkout
Fourthwall supports a broad mix of global and local payment options so your supporters can complete their purchase using the methods they already trust. Below is the full breakdown of accepted payment methods on your shop.
Credit, Debit, and Prepaid Cards
Supporters can pay with all major card networks:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Discover
Prepaid and gift cards with these same networks are also supported.
Apple Pay and Google Pay
Depending on the device and browser, supporters may see:
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Link (Stripe’s fast checkout option)
These methods surface automatically when supported by the buyer’s device, browser, or saved payment information.
PayPal
Supporters can choose PayPal at checkout and pay with:
- PayPal balance
- Any card linked to their PayPal account
Note: PayPal has higher payment processing rates at 3.49% + $0.49 per transaction (and an additional 1.5% for payments from outside the USA).
Alipay
Buyers in regions where Alipay is commonly used can select it during checkout. This is especially valuable for customers in China and APAC markets.
Local payment methods
Some payment methods appear only for buyers in specific countries. These localized options increase trust and improve conversion rates.
Supported local methods by country/region
| Country | Local Payment Method |
|---|---|
| USA | Cash App, Amazon Pay |
| Austria | EPS |
| Belgium | Bancontact |
| Netherlands | iDeal |
| France | Cartes Bancaires |
| Poland | Przelewy24 |
Note: Local payment methods require the matching local currency. Prezelewy24 supports both PLN and EUR.
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL)
If BNPL is enabled on your shop, supporters may also see:
- AfterPay
- Klarna
These options give supporters flexible installment payments. For setup instructions and processing fee details, check the BNPL help article.
Payment processing fees
Payment processors charge standard transaction fees that apply to all orders.
You can review the complete breakdown of the transaction fees in this help article or the related blog post.