Payment gateways in United Kingdom

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Buyers pay with the cards and details already saved in their Amazon account — one of the highest-trust wallets in the US, Europe, UK and Japan. Registration is self-serve in Amazon Pay Seller Central, but travel and tour services are a restricted category that needs Amazon's prior approval before you can take payments (see pay.amazon.com/help/6023). You'll find the Merchant ID, Store ID and API keys under Seller Central → Integration Central.

Accept Apple Pay from customers on Apple devices and Safari

Clearpay (Afterpay's UK brand) lets your customers split the payment into four interest-free instalments while you receive the full amount upfront, minus Clearpay's fee. You need an approved Clearpay business account for the United Kingdom — apply at clearpay.co.uk, then enter the Merchant ID and Secret Key Clearpay issues. Accounts settle in GBP, and Clearpay enforces its own per-merchant minimum and maximum order amounts.

Accept Google Pay from customers on Chrome and Android

Klarna — pay now, pay later, and financing on Klarna's hosted payment page. Requires a direct Klarna merchant account with a signed agreement for each country you enable; the gateway's country must be one of Klarna's purchase countries and the payment currency must be that country's local currency. API credentials (username and password) are generated in the Klarna merchant portal under Settings.

Cryptocurrency gateway with the option of accepting common cards

Popular gateway mainly among European and English-speaking countries, accepting common cards and cryptocurrency

Accept credit and debit cards directly on your booking page — customers pay without leaving your site