How you get paid: Stripe, MyVisito Payments in Israel, fees, refunds and responsibilities.
Two Stripe rails: seller-owned accounts in supported countries and MyVisito Payments in Israel. How payment and transfers work.
Connect a Stripe account from inside MyVisito in a click: the setup, the account country, bank payouts, and the fees. Your account, your money.
The 34 countries for seller-owned Stripe accounts, plus the dedicated Stripe rail for sellers in Israel.
Paid selling is available through Stripe in supported countries and the MyVisito rail in Israel; free offers and forms work everywhere.
How to connect Stripe in Israel through MyVisito, take secure payments and transfer proceeds to an Israeli bank account.
Direct payment methods are off for new sales; this page explains older-order compatibility and points sellers to Stripe.
A receipt for every payment is your legal duty in Israel. Connecting morning or iCount auto-issues a tax invoice-receipt for every paid order.
Seller-owned Stripe: 2.6% to 3.5% by plan, plus Stripe fees. Israel: one total fee, the platform fee + 6.5% processing and transfer costs (10% in total, 9.1% on Max plans).
Seven product currencies, a compatibility table per payment method, buyers abroad and conversions. And what happens when a currency is unsupported.
Stripe refunds from the Orders screen on direct and Israel rails, buyer cancellation requests, applicable law and disputes.
The full responsibility split: sellers own the product, delivery, refunds and taxes; the payment provider owns payouts and disputes; MyVisito owns the software.
Our team is happy to help with anything the guides did not cover.