Pay-by-Bank for Furniture & Home Decor

Why do so many furniture and home decor sales fall apart at the checkout stage?

From payment declines to high fees, traditional payment methods weren’t built for £1,000 sofas or made-to-order dining sets. Whether you sell high-ticket decor or bulky furniture online, Pay-by-Bank gives your customers a fast, secure way to pay—without cards, chargebacks, or credit checks.

Key Takeaway

Furniture & home decor merchants need high-trust, high-limit payments that work every time.
Pay-by-Bank reduces friction, increases trust, and unlocks instant payments for high-value items—making it the perfect checkout method for furniture and home decor.

Pay-by-Bank vs Traditional Payment Methods

Why Furniture & Decor Brands Choose Pay-by-Bank
  • Built for High-Value Orders
    Furniture checkouts often fail due to fraud checks or card limits. Pay-by-Bank removes these barriers with seamless, bank-authenticated payments.
  • No Chargebacks
    Disputes over made-to-order items or long shipping times? Push payments mean once the customer pays, it’s final. You stay in control.
  • Instant Settlements
    Improve cash flow. No waiting days (or weeks) for Klarna or Stripe to release your funds.
  • Cut Payment Fees
    With no card network middlemen, you can reduce payment fees by up to 90%.
  • Seamless for Customers
    No need to enter card details or download a BNPL app. Customers pay directly from their bank in a few taps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Future-Proof Your Checkout?

Give your customers a payment experience as premium as your products. Say goodbye to fees, declines, and chargebacks.

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