Payment checkout
A dedicated payment experience, with the order amount and fee shown together.
A dedicated layer for payments
Commerce has many moving parts. OnePay has a clear focus: payments and the money movement that follows.
Live payments unavailableIllustrative example
Example only. No transaction can be submitted.
The 2.5% fee illustrates the calculation; it is not a pricing offer.
The product
OnePay's intended scope follows a payment through its lifecycle. Your store remains the home for everything you sell.
A dedicated payment experience, with the order amount and fee shown together.
Payment-related refunds and escrow belong within OnePay's payment scope.
Withdrawal activity and fund records provide the context for money movement.
Product scope shown for illustration. These capabilities are not available for live use on this website.
How it fits
The order begins in your store. OnePay is the dedicated payment layer alongside it.Intended flow · illustrative only
The customer chooses products and creates an order in your commerce platform.
OnePay presents the payment context, including the amount and applicable fee.
Payment, refund, escrow and withdrawal activity belongs to OnePay's funds lifecycle.
Your commerce platform continues to manage the order, fulfillment and logistics.
Clear ownership
OnePay and CS-Cart have distinct responsibilities, so the payment layer has a defined place in the customer journey.
The operational home for your commerce.
A defined scope for the funds lifecycle.
Current availability
This website presents an illustrative product experience. Checkout and funds features are shown for exploration only. Production payment services are unavailable here.
A few useful answers
A clear view of this preview, and the role OnePay is intended to play.
No. This website is a product preview. It cannot connect a wallet, submit a transaction, accept money or move funds. Live payments are unavailable.
CS-Cart remains responsible for your storefront, products, orders and logistics. OnePay's scope is payments and their related refunds, escrow, withdrawals and fund records.
No. The sample uses an order amount of 100.00 USD and an illustrative 2.5% fee of 2.50 USD, for an example total of 102.50 USD. It explains the calculation and is not a pricing offer.
OnePay is shown here as a product preview. Live payments and production funds operations are unavailable. The checkout, amounts and payment flow are illustrative examples.