Pricing

We support Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners, Discover, JCB, and Isracard credit and debit cards.

Each successful payment is subject to a fixed fee of ILS 1 or USD 0.30, plus a processing fee based on your business turnover. The higher your turnover, the lower the fee.

International payments are available immediately after onboarding and verification.  Business cards are subject to an additional fee.

Apple Pay — fast payments from Apple devices.

Google Pay — fast payments from a phone or computer using a card saved to a Google Account.

Bit — fast payments for customers in Israel.

There are no additional fees. Standard card processing fees apply.

A universal solution for accepting payments when your business doesn’t have a website or your site lacks a shopping cart. A payment link serves as your payment page.

Ideal for those promoting themselves on social media or needing to quickly accept card payments, including from abroad.

Features include adding your own logo to the payment page, installment plans (tashlumim), displaying amounts in ILS, USD, EUR, and other currencies, language customization, input fields, and more.

Accept payments in installments, split into up to 12 payments, with guaranteed crediting supported by the customer's credit card limit.

Available through payment links, website integrations (e.g., WordPress), and API (for custom-built websites).

Allows receiving the full amount of an installment payment upfront — with the first payout, instead of receiving it in parts according to the regular monthly schedule.

In Hebrew: «sherut nikayon» (שירות ניכיון).
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Payouts are made automatically on the 6th day of each month.

If needed, you can accumulate funds in your payout balance and withdraw them manually, or set up automatic payouts once a certain amount is reached.

Receive payouts more frequently than with the standard once-a-month schedule. This option requires approval.
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Recurring periodic charges to the customer's card without needing to re-enter card details. Supports both local and international cards and currencies: ILS, USD, and EUR.

Includes the option to offer a trial period before the first charge and automatic retries for failed payments.

Receive payments in USD and EUR directly to your foreign currency account without conversion.

Set the currency individually for each payment link.

A payment system for e-commerce, CMS, e-learning platforms, and chatbots with no limits on the number of integrations.

Fully automates payments for WordPress, OpenCart, Tilda and other platforms.

Payment integration for Shopify stores with support for credit cards, Apple Pay, and Bit. Refunds and installment payments (tashlumim) are supported. Multiple stores can be connected to a single Allpay account.

The checkout page is optimized for conversion, available in four languages (English, Hebrew, Russian, Arabic), and automatically hides the Teudat Zehut field for customers outside Israel.

An additional fee for the integration applies due to Shopify’s pricing policy.

An API interface and documentation for developers and projects that require a custom payment solution.

The documentation is AI-friendly and suitable for vibe coding.

The API supports installment payments, refunds, recurring billing, and card tokenization for future charges.

Automatic event notifications (e.g., for a successful payment) that Allpay sends to an external URL.

They allow you to integrate Allpay with external systems and platforms without custom development or API integration.

3DS provides an extra layer of security by requiring the customer to confirm the payment via their bank's app or an SMS code.

It helps prevent fraud and reduces the risk of chargeback requests.

Full or partial refunds to the customer's card initiated by you via the Allpay app or API.

Refund documents are automatically generated and send to the customer.

A chargeback is a payment dispute initiated by a cardholder through their bank when they believe that funds were charged incorrectly or fraudulently.

The credit card company reviews the information provided by both the cardholder and the merchant, then decides whether to return the funds to the cardholder or release them to the merchant. A fixed fee is charged for reviewing each chargeback case.