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How to Pay an Installment

Customers pay installments through your normal checkout, so the money reaches you through your usual payment methods. This follows John paying the first $178.49 of his Pay in 4 order by bank transfer.

The customer opens My Account → Pay Later. The Next payment card shows the amount, the due date and Pay now. The same button sits on the thank you page and on each plan’s schedule.

The next payment card with Pay $178.49 now highlighted

Pay now empties the cart, adds one Pay Later Dues line for that amount and opens the checkout. The quantity is fixed at one, and other products cannot join the cart until it is paid or removed.

The checkout with a $178.49 Pay Later Dues line

Every payment method you accept is offered except three that cannot pay it now: Pay Later itself, cash on delivery and check. John chose Direct bank transfer.

The payment counts when the repayment order reaches Processing or Completed. Card and wallet payments get there on their own.

A bank transfer waits On hold. When the money is in your account, open the order, set Status to Processing and click Update.

The repayment order with Status set to Processing

The order notes then read “Pay Later dues credited to the customer.”

Notes on the repayment order

The payment settles the earliest installment. John’s first payment shows Paid, his credit is back to $4,464.59, and the Next payment card moves on to November 4.

The overview after the first payment

The Pay in 4 schedule with one payment made

He also receives We received your payment of $178.49, with what he owes now and what he can spend.

The Payment Received email

Because it was the first payment of a held order, order #1242 moved to Processing at the same time. See How to Take the First Payment at Purchase.