· Kingtoons Studio

Payments on a Nigerian business website

Paystack, bank transfer, and crypto are different promises. Here is how Kingtoons Studio treats each one, and what a buyer should expect.

Name the payment before you design the button

A payment button is a promise that money can move and that a person will notice. If the business cannot yet receive cards, the site should not pretend it can. Kingtoons Studio would rather show a clear enquiry than a checkout that fails.

On this marketplace, two methods are real: Paystack, and crypto. Both can be used as a guest or from an account.

Paystack

Paystack is the card and bank-transfer path. The amount is charged in naira. The studio has to add its own Paystack keys in the admin before a live charge can start. Until those keys are saved, an order is stored as unpaid and no card is charged.

When the keys are in place, checkout sends the buyer to Paystack and returns them to the order page after payment. We check that the paid amount matches the order. A successful check marks the order paid.

Use the email address you actually read. The handover notes go there.

Crypto

A crypto order shows the USDT and BTC addresses saved in the studio settings, and it stays pending. The buyer can mark that they have sent the transfer. The studio marks the order paid only after the funds are seen. Do not treat a pending crypto order as a completed purchase.

Put the order reference in the transfer note so it can be matched. If the wallet addresses are still empty, the order page says so. We do not invent a wallet.

Guest checkout and accounts

Guest checkout asks for a name, an email, and a phone number. An account is useful when you want the order tied to a login and a wishlist kept on the studio side. The wishlist on a device stays on that device until you log in.

You can enquire instead of paying. That is the right path when you want a section changed, a colour swapped, or a question answered before money moves.

What we will not put on a payment page

We will not show a payment method the business cannot honour. We will not copy a bank's own screens and ask strangers for their credentials. We will not promise a return on an investment or a trading product. Those are not website features. They are claims, and this studio does not make them.

If you are deciding between a listing and a custom build, start with the marketplace or the design service, then write to the studio with the payment method your customers already use.

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