Wallets your customers already use.
Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the regional wallets that dominate in specific markets — surfaced automatically based on the device, country, and the merchant configuration. One-tap, tokenized, and built for mobile-first traffic.
The wallets your traffic already prefers.
Wallet acceptance isn't optional anymore — on mobile-heavy flows, wallets routinely convert above raw card forms. Paytone surfaces them in the right order based on device and region.
Apple Pay
Native acceptance on Safari and iOS WebKit, with merchant identity verification and Apple's wallet domain validation handled through Paytone's onboarding.
Google Pay
Google Pay acceptance for Android browsers and supported web environments, with tokenized card credentials processed through your connected acquirers.
Regional wallets
Wallet schemes dominant in specific markets — Paytone enables them per region as you launch, with the same payment lifecycle as global wallets.
In-app wallets
Native iOS and Android SDK integrations for in-app commerce, with the same payment object and webhook contract as your web flows.
Tokenized credentials
Wallet tokens travel through the network as device or network tokens, not raw PANs. PCI scope shrinks and approval rates typically improve.
Recurring
Wallet-driven recurring transactions where the underlying scheme supports stored-credential indicators and merchant-initiated transaction flows.
Designed for mobile-first conversion.
Wallets shine when the checkout flow is built around them. Paytone's wallet stack handles surfacing, device awareness, and the cleaner one-tap experience customers expect on mobile.
Device-aware surfacing
Apple Pay appears on Safari, Google Pay appears on Chromium browsers, regional wallets appear where they're available — without your code branching on User-Agent.
One-tap checkout
Reduces the checkout to a single biometric authentication. Conversion uplift is highest on mobile, where typing card details is genuinely painful.
Regional auto-detect
Paytone detects the customer's region and only surfaces wallets that work for that region's banks and acquirers. No dead-end wallet buttons.
Mobile-first flow
The wallet UI sits above the fold, before the card form. The order is configurable per region or merchant.
Fraud reduction
Wallets pass tokenized credentials and device-bound cryptograms instead of raw PANs — friendly-fraud and CNP fraud rates typically drop after wallet adoption.
Recurring where available
For wallets that support stored credentials, Paytone manages the merchant-initiated transaction flags and lifecycle that schemes require.
Enable wallets with a single flag.
Wallets sit inside the same payment object. You don't add a separate SDK or render different buttons — Paytone's hosted checkout and SDKs surface the wallet UI for you.
One flag, every wallet
Set wallets: "auto" when you create a session and Paytone surfaces the wallets that work for the customer's device and region. If you want to control which wallets appear, pass them explicitly.
- No separate SDK — wallets sit inside Hosted Checkout and the JS SDK.
- Domain validation handled at onboarding — no manual Apple Pay merchant ID provisioning.
- Same webhook contract as card payments — your backend doesn't change.
Turn on wallets in your checkout.
Tell us about the traffic shape — device split, regional mix, ticket sizes — and we'll show you what a wallet-first checkout would do for your numbers.