Payment Processors

Connect one or more payment providers to accept online payments from your customers.

Available Processors

Slotsy supports multiple payment processors to serve businesses in different regions:

Processor Types

Connect Flow (Stripe)

The simplest setup — no API keys needed:

1. Click Connect Stripe
2. You are redirected to Stripe's website
3. Create or link your Stripe account
4. Authorize Slotsy to process payments on your behalf
5. You are returned to Slotsy — done

Slotsy uses Stripe Connect, which means payments go directly to your Stripe account. Slotsy never holds your funds.

Credential-Based (LiqPay, PayPal, Monobank)

These processors require you to enter API credentials from your provider account:

1. Click Connect next to the processor
2. Enter the required credentials:

3. Click Save & Verify

Tip: You can find your API keys in your provider's developer dashboard. Each provider has documentation explaining where to find them.

Connecting a Processor

1. Go to Settings > Payment Processors
2. Find the processor you want to connect
3. Click Connect
4. Follow the setup flow (Connect or Credentials, depending on the processor)
5. After successful connection, the processor status changes to Active

Enabling and Disabling Processors

Once connected, you can toggle a processor on or off without removing the connection:

• Enabled — the processor is offered to customers during checkout
• Disabled — the processor is hidden from customers, but your credentials are preserved

This is useful for seasonal changes or temporary maintenance on a provider's side.

Testing the Connection

After connecting a processor, verify it works:

1. Open the processor settings
2. Click Test Connection
3. Slotsy sends a test request to the provider
4. A success or error message is displayed

If the test fails, double-check your API credentials and ensure your provider account is fully activated.

Tip: For Stripe, the test is automatic during the Connect flow. If you see a green checkmark, your connection is working.

Multi-Processor Support

You can connect and enable multiple processors simultaneously. During checkout, customers choose their preferred payment method:

• If only one processor is active, it is selected automatically
• If multiple processors are active, customers see all available options
• Each processor shows its supported payment methods (e.g., Stripe shows card + Apple Pay)

Tip: Offering multiple payment options increases conversion. Consider enabling both a global processor (Stripe) and a local one (LiqPay, Monobank) to serve all customers.

Disconnecting a Processor

1. Open the processor settings
2. Click Disconnect
3. Confirm the action

Disconnecting removes your credentials from Slotsy. Existing payments processed through this provider remain in your payment history.

Pay on Site

At the top of the same page sits the switch Allow pay on site (pay later). It decides whether a customer who reaches the payment step may skip online payment and settle at the venue.

The switch applies to the whole company, not to individual services or customers. If no online method is active, pay on site is the only option regardless of the switch.

Tip: Turning it off is how you make prepayment mandatory. Slotsy takes the full service price at booking — there is no partial deposit — so pair it with clear cancellation rules that say what part of the payment is kept after a no-show, and refund the rest from Payments.

Stripe Payment Methods (BLIK, Przelewy24)

BLIK and Przelewy24 are not separate processors — they ride your Stripe Connect account, so there are no credentials to enter. Switch them on under Stripe Payment Methods on this page and they appear as payment options at checkout.

Three things must hold, or the option is offered and the payment is not created:

Paying with either sends the customer to a Stripe-hosted page and back to your booking confirmation. The booking is confirmed once Stripe reports the payment as complete, which is usually immediate.

Tip: Card payments are unaffected — they stay on your own page.

Related

• Payment Overview — view payments and revenue
• Stripe Connect — detailed Stripe setup guide