Getting paid on Shopify in Morocco
A Shopify store, Moroccan customers — how to accept cards and cash in dirhams, with the money available instantly in a payment account.
Guides written for the merchants and technical teams integrating ChariPay: what works, what breaks, and why.
A Shopify store, Moroccan customers — how to accept cards and cash in dirhams, with the money available instantly in a payment account.
Your WordPress store deserves better than cash on delivery — cards and cash in dirhams, signed webhooks, money available instantly.
Before the first dirham comes in, seven accounting decisions save months of catch-up. The list, to walk through with your accountant.
Prices come last. Before them, eight questions separate a payment provider you endure from a partner you keep.
Two ways to take payments online, two very different workloads. The criteria that actually decide, without the jargon.
The network drops at the wrong moment, you retry, the customer is charged twice. How one HTTP header settles it.
Five mistakes that show up in almost every integration, and the fifteen-line handler that avoids all of them.
Why the amount collected is never the amount that lands in the bank, and how to make the numbers tie out every day.
In Morocco, a large share of purchases is paid in cash. Here is how to collect that cash without handling a single dirham.
A declined payment is not always an empty card. The real causes, in order of frequency.
A payment key in a git repository is a bank card in a letterbox. The rules, and what to do when it has already happened.
On go-live day you change exactly one thing: the key. The rest just has to be ready.
Our team supports merchants and developers alike, from the first test through to go-live.