Shopify Payments integration
- PSP
What Shopify Payments can do for your store, where it stops, and how we set it up.
Describe your setup ↗What Shopify Payments is
Shopify Payments is Shopify's own payment service. Where it's available, it keeps payments, refunds, disputes and payouts inside Shopify, with fraud tools built in.
How Ecom Majesty works with Shopify Payments
We start with what customers in each market expect to pay with, then check what Shopify Payments offers in your country. The account owner completes verification and banking; we set up methods, test payments, declines and refunds, and show the team where payouts and disputes appear.
What we configure
- Payment methods per market, compared with what customers use
- Test payments, declines and refunds before launch
- Dispute and payout handling explained to the team
- A comparison with third-party providers where Shopify Payments falls short
Ways to set it up
Where these projects go wrong
- Switching to a third-party provider for one method and losing Shopify's fraud tools.
- Local methods customers expect left switched off.
- Nobody on the team watching disputes until a deadline passes.
Our experience
We have delivered Shopify Payments work in client Shopify projects. Your setup still gets checked before we quote.
Questions
- Can you set up Shopify Payments for us?
- We configure methods and test checkout. The account owner has to complete Shopify's verification and banking details; approval is Shopify's decision.
Before we scope the work
- Which data or customer journey needs to connect, and which system owns it?
- What access, plan features or API permissions are available?
- Does an existing connector cover the requirement, including failures and updates?
- Who will maintain the connection, and how will you know it is working?
Send your current setup and one real example of the flow you need. We'll tell you whether it can be done and what it would take.
Checked against vendor documentation, 10 October 2026
Working with Shopify Payments?
Tell us what you're connecting and why. In 20 minutes we'll say which route we'd take and what we'd need to check first.