Collect Payments and Signatures
How do I setup payment solutions?
With payment solutions, your signer can make a payment while signing a document through Payeezy and SignNow. Follow these steps to learn how to set up this feature:
- Have the superadmin create a Payeezy account (if you’re not a superadmin, learn how to become one here: https://university.signnow.com/)
- Once you create your Payeeszy account, go to SignNow and link your accounts by clicking “merchant account.”
- Fill in your information and click “update”
4. Once you have linked these accounts, you’re ready to send payments through your documents.
Request Payments through Document Fields:
- Open your document and create a text field.
- Open “advanced options” and check “make this a payment field,” then, enter a currency in “validation type”
3. Go to options in the upper right corner, then click “request payment”
4. A window will pop up where you can select your preference to choose a “currency field” or “static amount”
5. Click “request payment,” then “done”
6. Invite your signer to sign the document and you’re all set!
Request Payment in “Invite to Sign”:
- Once you have your document, click “invite to sign” and select “advanced options”
- Fill out the information under “payment settings,” then click “invite to sign” to send the document
3. Once you send the document, the signer will sign the document, then when the document is completed, the signer will be prompted to submit their payment.
FAQ
What forms of payment are accepted?
What forms of payment are accepted? We currently accept any credit or debit card with a MasterCard, Visa, Discover Network, American Express, Diners Club International or JCB logo.
What forms of payment does USPS accept?
The Postal Service\u2122 accepts the following credit cards for the purchase of most Postal Service products and services: Visa. American Express® Diners Club.
Does USPS accept credit cards?
Most debit cards and electronic benefit transfer (EBT) cards are accepted for all Postal Service products and services. Signatures are not required on debit cards used with a personal identification number (PIN). ... Checks are not accepted for purchase of Postal Service money orders and Sure Money® (money-by-wire).
Does USPS accept Google pay?
USPS now accept PayPal and Bill Me Later. The U.S. Postal Service has added PayPal as a payment option for their online shipping application, \u201cClick-N-Ship\u201c. Customers can now choose to use either their credit card or have the option of paying with PayPal.
Does USPS accept debit cards for money orders?
Money orders can be purchased at any Post Office\u2122 location. You can send up to $1,000 to destinations within the United States. Pay for your money order with cash, debit card, or traveler's checks. There is a fee for each money order you send.
Does USPS accept American Express?
You can now use American Express cards across the Post Office's 11,500-branch network. The Post Office is now the largest UK retailer to accept American Express. Initially American Express users will only be able to pay for over-the-counter transactions at their Post Office branch.
Does USPS passport accept credit cards?
Fees. ... You may pay the passport fee by check, bank draft, cashier's check or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State. You can pay the execution fee in cash or by debit or credit card, money order or check made payable to the Postal Service.
Does the post office accept credit cards for passports?
Fees. ... You may pay the passport fee by check, bank draft, cashier's check or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State. You can pay the execution fee in cash or by debit or credit card, money order or check made payable to the Postal Service.
Does the post office accept credit cards?
Credit Cards. The Postal Service\u2122 accepts the following credit cards for the purchase of most Postal Service products and services: Visa.
Can I pay for passport at post office?
You can pay using: cash. credit or debit card. postal order (payable to 'Post Office Limited')
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