Allpay News

We’ve updated the Allpay API to version v11 and introduced an important feature — you can now save a customer’s card without charging it.

Previously, this was more complicated. To save a card, you had to process a payment first, or charge the card and then immediately issue a refund. This could look confusing to customers and also resulted in extra fees.

Now it’s much simpler.

The customer enters their card details once — and you can save it for future payments. No charges, no refunds, no unnecessary steps.

What this means:

• no “technical” payments for the customer;
• a cleaner and more transparent payment flow;
• no extra fees;
• easier setup of subscriptions and recurring charges.

This is especially important for subscription-based online services — including educational platforms and AI products. The update enables more flexible payment scenarios.

Allpay is widely used in AI services because it’s easy to integrate. These services often rely on subscriptions: the user enters their card once, and payments are charged automatically according to the service plan. Now this flow is simpler and more cost-efficient.

We’ve also expanded payment button customization. You can now choose the label that fits your use case — for example: “Pay”, “Donate”, “Subscribe”, or “Save”. This works well for standard payments, subscriptions, and donation-based projects.

To implement card saving, use our recommendations for working with AI tools: https://www.allpay.co.il/integrations/all-ai-platforms

The payment page has been fully redesigned: a new design, full support for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, and improved conversion.

Two new blocks have been added: media and text.
In the “Media” block, you can add up to four images or YouTube videos, change their order, and create a gallery directly on the payment page.

The text block allows you to add a description and automatically translate it into 8 languages. If a translation is not provided, the text from the English tab will be used. Translations can be cleared and generated again.

If only one block is active, it automatically expands to the full width of the page.

Test mode can now be configured separately for each payment link. Management has become more flexible, and in the future other general settings will also be moved into individual link settings.

Allpay has expanded the list of languages available on the payment page.

In addition to Russian, Hebrew, English, and Arabic, the payment page is now also available in French, German, Italian, and Spanish. This allows your customers to complete payments in a language they are comfortable with, improving UX and overall conversion.

The payment page language is automatically determined based on the customer’s browser settings. At the same time, customers can always switch the language manually using the built-in language selector.

You can also control the language of the payment page on your side. In the payment link settings, you can set a fixed default language for a specific link, regardless of the customer’s browser language.

Support for multiple languages applies not only to the payment page itself, but also to additional fields. Field labels can be translated into all supported languages, ensuring a consistent and clear payment experience for international customers.

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The Allpay payment API documentation is adapted for LLM understanding, which enables seamless integration with modern AI platforms used to build websites, online stores, and SaaS products.

The API has been tested across several popular AI-based website and application builders and has demonstrated stable performance in real-world scenarios. In particular, testing was conducted on platforms such as Lovable, Bolt, v0, and Base44.

The integration process does not require manual development. It is sufficient to create an integration in Allpay, provide the AI platform with the API credentials, and share the link to the API documentation. When the documentation is followed strictly, AI services correctly implement payment processing, order status handling, and webhook verification.

As part of the testing, the following scenarios were successfully implemented:

• payment processing via redirect;
• payment status verification using webhooks;
• hiding the Teudat Zehut field for payers outside Israel;
• applying discounts;
• switching from redirect-based payments to Hosted Fields (on-site payments).

Special attention was given to the correct implementation of the canonical request and webhook signature algorithm described in the Allpay documentation. This ensured consistent behavior and predictable integrations across different AI platforms.

For developers and users of AI services, Allpay has prepared a detailed integration guide, including ready-to-use prompt templates, recommendations for working with AI, and examples of common integration scenarios.

Allpay continues to evolve its API and documentation with emerging AI tools in mind, enabling fast and reliable payment integration without unnecessary technical complexity.

We’re excited to announce that CRMonLINE now supports payments through Allpay.
This integration allows you to automatically generate accounting documents, accept online payments, and manage customers, sales, and inventory in one convenient system.

Getting started takes just a couple of minutes — simply follow the integration guide here:
https://www.allpay.co.il/integrations/crmonline

If you’re using CRMonLINE, you can now accept payments through Allpay directly inside the CRM.

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In 2025, the structure of Allpay integrations changed significantly. Tilda gave way to WordPress, which has now taken the leading position in the number of connected online stores. According to the latest analysis, the distribution looks as follows:

• WordPress — 49%
• Tilda — 41%
• Shopify — 7%
• Other platforms — 3%

It’s also worth noting the strong growth of Shopify: the integration was launched relatively recently, but it is already showing high momentum and steadily catching up with other popular platforms.

This trend shows that merchants are increasingly moving toward modern e-commerce solutions. Allpay continues to expand its list of available integrations, enabling businesses to launch online sales on any platform they choose.

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Businesses no longer have to wait a month to get their money. Allpay is launching a weekly payout module that allows you to receive transfers to your bank account every Monday.

How it works

Once a customer makes a payment, it is processed within 3—7 business days.
Once processed, the funds are transferred to the payout balance and are then automatically transferred to the bank account on Mondays.

If necessary, you can request a payout manually without waiting for Monday.

Connection conditions

The module is activated in Settings → Payment modules.
After the activation request, we will send the documents for signature, and the module will be connected within 5-7 business days.

This feature is available to users who:

• have been using Allpay for at least three months;
• have achieved a total turnover of 15,000 ₪.

These criteria make it possible to assess business activity and reduce chargeback risks — when the cardholder disputes a payment after the funds have already been paid to the seller.

Commission

Since weekly payments use a lending mechanism, the credit institution charges an additional fee on each payment.

The commission rates are available on the Pricing page.

Why this is important

So far, businesses have had to wait up to a month and a half to get their money.

Allpay now allows companies to receive payments much faster, while maintaining transparent calculations and accurate accounting reports.

The weekly payments module has been tested by a pilot group of ten companies and is now available to all users who meet the connection requirements.

Learn more

Learn more on how the module works in Weekly payouts article.

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The Allpay payment solution is now available for Shopify stores in Israel — with support for Apple Pay, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Diners), and the local method Bit.

Key features:

• Quick setup through the Shopify App Store
• Checkout page in 4 languages (English, Hebrew, Russian, Arabic)
• Accurate VAT handling and automatic digital receipts
• Installments (tashlumim) for Israeli cards (up to 12 payments)
• Refunds from the Shopify panel + detailed operations in the Allpay dashboard
• One Allpay account — multiple Shopify stores
• Teudat Zehut field control

This integration is an important milestone for Allpay: it opens access to one of the largest e-commerce ecosystems and answers our customers’ demand for payment support in Shopify.

It’s estimated that ~4.8 million active stores worldwide run on Shopify, giving the platform about 10% of the global e-commerce solutions market. In Israel, Shopify is among the most popular e-commerce platforms.

Documentation and video tutorial: https://www.allpay.co.il/en/integrations/shopify

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Allpay has added integration with Google Tag Manager (GTM) for payment links. Now you can connect analytics, marketing pixels, and other business tools to checkout and success pages — without changing the code manually.

With GTM you can quickly add services such as Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Pixel (Facebook), TikTok Pixel, Hotjar, as well as online chats, feedback forms, and much more.

Using GTM helps you better understand customer behavior, improve the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, and increase conversion.

Learn more about the GTM integration and setup here: https://www.allpay.co.il/integrations/google-tag-manager

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Allpay has launched full integration with the digital receipts platform Morning (formerly Green Invoice).

Now, business owners can automate the issuance of income documents for all payments received through Allpay — with no manual input, no file exports, and no email forwarding.

Thanks to this integration, Morning automatically generates kabala documents (for Osek Patur) and hashbonit mas kabala documents (for Osek Murshe) for every payment processed via Allpay. Refund-related documents are also created automatically. This saves time, reduces errors, and ensures full compliance with tax authority requirements.

The integration is available to both existing and new Morning users. Test payments are supported for developers.

Morning is one of the most popular accounting platforms in Israel — and now, it’s fully compatible with Allpay.

Integration guide for Morning

A webhook is an automatic notification that the system sends to an external URL after a successful payment. It allows you to instantly receive full transaction details, including the amount, customer information, payment description, and other parameters. This enables seamless integration of the Allpay payment system with virtually any modern platform.

Why is this important?

Webhooks unlock additional capabilities for developers integrating payments into websites and apps. With webhooks, you can:
• Automatically update order status after payment
• Instantly send a confirmation email or digital receipt to the customer
• Sync payment data with your CRM, inventory, delivery systems, and more
• Eliminate the need to manually check transactions

Webhooks are configured individually for each payment link or API integration, giving you full flexibility and control over notifications.
Setup instructions and examples are available in the documentation.

We are happy to announce a new integration — Allpay is now working with Skillspace, a platform for creating and selling online courses. Skillspace is suitable for experts, schools, and companies: you can run courses, webinars, and tests without coding.

Through Allpay, you can accept payments for courses with automatic breakdown of the amount into several instalments. The connection is via webhook and does not require web development skills.

Integration instructions: https://www.allpay.co.il/integrations/skillspace

Allpay now supports J5 transactions — a two-step payment method that allows you to reserve funds on a customer’s card for up to 7 days before charging.

It’s ideal for deliveries, rentals, custom orders, or any situation where the final amount is not known in advance. If the funds are not charged during this time, they are automatically released back to the customer.

Learn more in our J5 help article.

The Allpay payment provider is now available for Joomla users — with full support for the VirtueMart and JoomShopping components.

VirtueMart and JoomShopping are the most popular components for building online stores on the Joomla CMS. They support product, order, and customer management, and offer flexible shipping and payment settings.

If you're using Joomla to create an online store, you can easily integrate Allpay and start accepting payments from customers in Israel and abroad. Supported payment methods include major card brands, Bit, Apple Pay, and installment payments.

The extensions are compatible with Joomla versions 4 and 5.

A detaled setup guide.

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A new feature for developers is now available in Allpay — Hosted Fields (also known as Open Fields).

This is a secure way to embed a payment form on a website or in an application, fully adapting it to your design. The feature enhances the user experience by eliminating the need to redirect customers to an external payment page. This creates a seamless interface and increases conversion rates.

The embedded payment form supports installment payments as well as quick payment buttons for Apple Pay and Bit. Additionally, if an error occurs during payment (e.g., an incorrect card number is entered), the system will immediately return an error message, allowing the customer to retry without restarting the payment process.

The form is available in four languages: English, Russian, Arabic, and Hebrew.

All Hosted Fields features are available to all Allpay users at no extra cost.

Developer setup guide: https://www.allpay.co.il/help/hosted-fields

You can now add the Apple Pay button to your payment page to make the checkout process faster and more convenient for your customers.

Apple Pay allows clients to pay for goods and services with a single touch, without the need to manually enter card details. This is especially important for Apple device users, who account for approximately 25% of transactions worldwide.

Adding the Apple Pay button not only enhances the user experience but also helps increase the conversion rate of your payment page, boosting the percentage of successfully completed transactions. A quick and seamless payment process reduces the likelihood of customers leaving the page without completing their purchase.

To enable the button, simply activate it in the modules section of your Allpay dashboard. There is no additional transaction fee for Apple Pay payments, and no monthly fee is charged.

Our new affiliate program provides an opportunity to earn passive income from the turnover of referred customers. It is designed for developers, marketing agencies, marketplaces, consultants, media platforms, and other services that work with businesses in Israel.

OleHadash.com, the largest informational resource for Russian speaking repatriates, has joined as our first partner. The platform helps new Israeli citizens of with repatriation, adaptation, and business management in their new country.

Who can participate

‍The program is available only to partners capable of bringing at least 10 businesses per year. For now, it remains closed to the general public.

If you would like to join the program, submit your application here: https://www.allpay.co.il/affiliate

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The growth in the number of customers and the overall turnover of Allpay makes it possible to achieve better conditions, including in terms of pricing.

Despite the widespread increase in prices in Israel, Allpay as of January 1, 2025 reduces prices:

Cards. The fee for local card payments is reduced from 1.5% to 1.45%.

Bit. The additional fee for payments via Bit is completely cancelled. Now payments via Bit will cost 1.45%, just like card payments.

You can add the Bit button to the payment page in Settings → Modules.

3DS. The minimum fee for payments with 3DS (payment confirmation with an SMS code) is reduced from 2.5₪to 2₪.

Hag Hanukkah sameah 🕎 and Happy New Year! 🎄

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Important updates to the language support of the Allpay payment page and app are enhancing conversion rates and reaching a larger audience.

Automatic language selection on the payment page

‍The payment page now automatically adjusts its language based on the customer's browser settings. There's no need to manually select a language for payment links — our system adapts to the customer's preferences and displays the page in the language they usually browse in. Additionally, a language switcher has been added to the payment page, allowing users to change the language at any time.

Arabic language support added

We’ve expanded our language support and now offer the payment page interface in Arabic. This improvement helps us reach an even broader audience and makes the payment process more intuitive for customers from different countries.

Payment page now supports 4 languages: English, Hebrew, Russian and Arabic.

Allpay payment links now include updated features, making the payment process even more convenient and efficient for businesses.

Multiple items on the payment page

‍The payment page now supports adding multiple items at once, such as a product and its delivery. This allows customers to see a complete breakdown of their purchase, reducing potential questions during payment.

Quantity selection for products

‍Customers can now select the desired quantity of products, providing flexibility when placing an order. Additionally, a limit can be set for the available quantity, which is useful for items with limited stock or event tickets. For example, customers can now purchase multiple tickets for a single event in one transaction.

Automatic deactivation of payment links

‍Each payment link can now be configured to deactivate automatically, helping businesses control payment availability. Once the specified time is reached, the link will stop accepting payments. This is especially useful for ticket sales, such as halting payments once an event has started.

Donation buttons

To support NGOs and other organizations, donation buttons with preset amounts can now be added to the payment page. Customers can quickly choose one of the suggested amounts or enter their own, making the donation process simple and accessible.

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Allpay users can now add a Bit button to their payment pages for quick payments from customers in Israel.

With this feature, customers don’t need to enter a phone number — just click the Bit button and confirm the payment in the app. Payments made via Bit will be credited to the business’s bank account along with payouts from other transactions.

What is Bit?

‍Bit is an Israeli payment app widely used for fast and secure transactions. It allows users to quickly transfer money, pay for goods and services, and perform other financial operations directly from their mobile devices.

The quick payment button increases payment page conversion rates. Another advantage is the higher payment limit for Bit transactions, set at 240,000 shekels per year (compared to 50,000 shekels per year for individual accounts).

How to enable Bit on your payment page

To add the Bit button to your payment pages, simply activate the "Bit" module in the "Modules" section of the Allpay app.

Since Bit is primarily designed for Israeli users, we’ve added an option to hide the Bit button for customers located abroad. Customer geolocation is determined automatically by their IP address.

Learn more about accepting payments via Bit

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Allpay announces integration with the popular e-commerce platform OpenCart.

This new feature enables OpenCart-based online store owners to easily and quickly integrate Allpay’s payment system, providing their customers with convenience and security during purchases.

What is OpenCart?

OpenCart is an open-source e-commerce platform used by thousands of online stores worldwide. It is known for its extensive features and flexibility.

The integration with Allpay offers several benefits, including support for all major card brands, installment payments, and fast transaction processing. OpenCart users can effortlessly install and configure the Allpay module through the platform’s admin panel.

This integration is part of Allpay’s strategy to expand its presence in the e-commerce market and provide modern and reliable payment solutions to its customers.

OpenCart integration page

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Allpay now allows its customers to accept payments in USD and EUR from customers from Europe, the US, and other countries except the Russian Federation. The funds are credited to the client's foreign currency account in an Israeli bank.

This feature will become an indispensable tool for Israeli companies that are active in European and US markets and need access to working capital in foreign currencies.

Allpay does not charge any additional fees or conversion fees. This allows businesses to save money and simplifies cross-border transactions.

Learn more about receiving payments in currencies.

Thanks to a collaboration with Allpay, Kwiga's online business platform now allows you to accept payments in Israel.

Kwiga offers multifunctional tools for managing business processes, including LMS (Learning Management System), CRM, webinars, test creation, cloud storage, email marketing, as well as website and chatbot builders.

The platform is aimed at increasing brand awareness and attracting customers, providing convenient project management through a single system. The platform is available in several languages, including Russian, Ukrainian, and English.

Connecting to Allpay does not require special technical knowledge and supports the main types of bank cards.

Go to the integration page.

Thanks integrations with the Salebot platform businesses in Israel are now able to accept payments through chatbots. Developers can now use the Allpay payment system, which opens up new opportunities in e-commerce and new promotion channels.

Salebot is a multifunctional platform for creating chatbots and sales funnels that allows businesses to improve customer engagement through Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram chats.

According to statistics ^1,2 70% to 80% of customers are positive about the opportunity to communicate with a chatbot before making a purchase. At the same time, companies reduce support costs by 30%.

Salebot offers developers an intuitive interface for creating chatbots for online courses, webinars, surveys and questionnaires, consultations, booking systems, and other types of automation for businesses of all kinds.

Allpay, as a Salebot payment partner, allows businesses to accept bank card payments within a logical chat chain, which maintains the platform's convenience and increases sales conversions.

Allpay's global availability makes it possible to attract customers not only from Israel but also from around the world. This will help companies significantly expand their business reach.

Open the integration page

You can hire a chatbot developer in the Telegram group “Salebot — Mutual Help Chat” in the “Looking for a performer” section.

You can now receive notifications about incoming payments on Telegram. You can add any number of Telegram accounts. You can connect notifications in the settings menu.

The following tokens have been added to the API documentation: https://www.allpay.co.il/api-reference#tokens

A token is an encrypted “snapshot” of a customer's bank card used to create new payments without having to re-enter card details. Tokens are often used to create recurrent payments, for example, for weekly/monthly/yearly subscriptions.

Other applications include:

• “postpayment” — when the cost of a service is known after using it
• “Pay As You Go” — when the tariff price depends on the resources used by the user

Today's update concerns customers who accept payments on self-written websites using our API. The ability to accept recurring payments within the Allpay app will be available in the future.

All API updates are published on the Allpay Telegram channel for developers: https://t.me/allpay_api

With the assistance of Allpay, a Russian-language platform has appeared in Israel that is fully integrated with the local payment system.

SohoLMS — an all-inclusive online education platform. It helps sell and provide courses, trainings and other training formats. Thanks to the built-in CRM, it has a convenient interface for tracking student enrollment in courses and their progress.

Connecting payments

The integrations section contains detailed instructions on how to connect to the SohoLMS payment system. Businesses in Israel can now sell courses to students around the world, receiving payments in their bank account.

When you sign up for SohoLMS, use the ALLPAY promo code for a lifetime 15% discount.

Allpay plugin for receiving bank card payments has been approved and is now available in the WordPress plugin directory. The plugin is powered by WooCommerce.

Regular payments and installments (tashlumim) of up to 12 payments are supported. Supported card brands: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners & Discover, Isracard. Apple Pay's quick checkout button is coming soon.

To activate the plugin, you need an Allpay account, which can now be approved in just a few hours. You can start accepting payments online immediately after approval. Funds are credited to a business bank account in Israel.

It is possible to simultaneously accept payments on the site through the plugin and through the Allpay app without additional payments. Installing and using the WordPress plugin is included in the Allpay plan.

The plugin is available in Russian, Hebrew, and English.

Installing the plugin does not require technical skills: installation instructions.

Suitable for those who are about to start a business (esc patur/murshe) or have already started, but do not know how convenient it is to accept bank card payments.

When: July 20, 2023, 7 p.m.

Where: ZOOM

Themes:

1. The principle of operation of payment systems in Israel. The main differences from Russia and Ukraine.
2. How can a business in Israel successfully obtain permission to accept online payments? Pitfalls.
3. What is the best platform to create a website on.
4. How can I accept card payments if there is no website? For example, you promote a product on social media.
5. Electronic receipts: how to automate and to whom to issue them.

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If you're launching an online store or online courses, don't miss this webinar.