Keep the providers you use. Connect the workflow.
Komashi works with supported payment and invoicing services so you can manage subscriptions without replacing every tool.
Payment providers
Choose a supported payment provider for eligible customer payments.
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Stripe Customers pay on a Stripe-hosted Checkout page, using your own Stripe account. Choose it when you already run your payments on Stripe. Explore Stripe setup
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Barion
Customers continue to the Barion payment page. Payments in HUF, EUR, USD or CZK.
Choose it when your shop takes payments through a Barion account.
Explore Barion setup
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Mollie
Customers pay on the Mollie payment page. The methods offered depend on your Mollie account.
Choose it when your payments run through a Mollie account.
Explore Mollie setup
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PayPal
Customers approve the payment on PayPal, then return to Komashi. Payments in 24 currencies.
Choose it when your customers pay with PayPal or you want PayPal subscriptions.
Explore PayPal setup
Invoicing providers
Connect the invoicing tools supported for your business and tax configuration.
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Billingo Invoices are created through your Billingo account, using the tax details stored for the order. Choose it when your invoices are kept in Billingo. Explore Billingo setup
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Számlázz.hu Invoices are issued through your Számlázz.hu account in HUF, EUR, USD or CHF. Choose it when your invoices are issued in Számlázz.hu. Explore Számlázz.hu setup
Connect a provider in three steps.
The steps are the same for every provider. Each provider page lists its own requirements.
See how payments and invoices move through an order.
- Open your account Use the payment or invoicing account you already have, or create one with the provider.
- Enter the keys in Komashi Add the key and settings the provider asks for, then run the connection test.
- Test before you sell Run one test payment or invoice before you publish an offer to customers.
Komashi does not process payments. Customer funds move through the payment provider you connect, and each provider sets its own fees and terms.