Pay-by-Bank for Grocery & Essentials

E-commerce groceries and essentials run on speed, trust, and tight margins.
Traditional payment methods weren’t built for this. Card declines, PayPal disputes, and Klarna friction all hurt your bottom line.

That’s why more merchants are switching to Pay-by-Bank — a direct, secure, low-cost payment method that improves mobile checkout and eliminates fraud risk.

Key Takeaway

Groceries don’t need Klarna. They need cash flow.
Pay-by-Bank helps you capture every order — with lower fees, no chargebacks, and faster repeat checkout.

Pay-by-Bank vs Traditional Payment Methods

Why Grocery Retailers Choose Pay-by-Bank
  • Slash Processing Fees on Small Orders
    Margins matter — especially on £15-£30 carts. Pay-by-Bank avoids card network fees, saving up to 70% in payment costs.
  • Checkout Built for Mobile & Repeat Buyers
    No card fields. No OTPs.
    Just one tap to confirm in your bank app. Your returning customers will love it.
  • Stop Chargebacks, Forever
    No more dealing with perishable-item disputes, delivery complaints, or Klarna abuse. Pay-by-Bank transactions are final and fraud-free.
  • Instant Settlement =
    Better Cash Flow
    Unlike cards or PayPal, funds clear instantly. That means faster reordering, restocking, and smoother operations.
  • Ideal for High-Frequency Purchases
    Grocery buyers come back weekly. Offer a payment experience they can rely on — and repeat in seconds.

What Our Clients Say About Us

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Offer Faster, Cheaper Grocery Checkout?

Pay-by-Bank helps you grow faster by protecting your margin, speeding up transactions, and keeping chargebacks out of your business.

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