Integration with monobank acquiring for a website and online store
A monobank acquiring integration lets you accept card payments on a website or in an online store: the buyer goes to the payment page and returns to the store with the payment status. The order is marked as paid automatically. The solution suits entrepreneurs and companies that sell goods and services online. The service sets the fees and the website requirements, and we check them in advance.
- a payment button in the cart and on the order confirmation page;
- creation of an invoice for the order amount via the API;
- return of the buyer to the website after payment;
- automatic change of the order status based on the service's response;
- Apple Pay and Google Pay, if your contract provides them;
- tracking of refunds in orders.
monobank acquiring integration: card payments on your website
Buyers increasingly pay by card right on the website, so monobank acquiring for an online store is on the shortlist of first choices for many entrepreneurs. The customer clicks the payment button, lands on the payment page, confirms the payment in the way they are used to and returns to the website.
The business owner gets automatic accounting: the system knows which orders are paid, and the manager does not reconcile incoming payments by hand. Someone who types connect monobank acquiring to a website into search usually wants exactly this automatic payment confirmation.
What the monobank acquiring integration includes
- creation of a payment invoice from the order amount and number;
- a payment page and return of the buyer to the website;
- receipt of the service's response about the payment status;
- automatic change of the order status to paid;
- successful and failed payment pages with clear text;
- tracking of refunds;
- verification of the authenticity of the service's response.
monobank also offers payment in installments: on Horoshop it is connected as a built-in option and has its own terms. We connect it alongside card payments when needed.
How we connect monobank acquiring
- You apply for acquiring and sign a contract with the bank; the service itself sets the terms.
- You get access to the merchant dashboard and an API key and pass the key on to us.
- For Horoshop, we first check in the platform's help center whether the service is available among the online payment methods; on WordPress or a custom website we connect a module or the API.
- We check the pages with the delivery, payment, returns and contact terms: banks usually look at them during onboarding.
- We place a test order with a real payment of a small amount and make a refund.
Cost of the monobank acquiring integration
We calculate the cost of the setup after a free consultation, because it depends on the platform, the structure of the cart and the number of payment methods. The service sets the payment fee in the contract, and the Horoshop platform charges no commission on sales. If you do not have a store yet, its launch starts from $500 – details in the online store development and ready-made turnkey stores sections. We check the acquiring terms, fees, payout times and website requirements against monobank's current terms before work begins; the provisions of the law apply. Consultation – on the Contacts page.
Questions and answers
Who can connect monobank acquiring?
The bank sets the terms for entrepreneurs and companies. The service decides on approval, and we prepare the website for the review and help enter the keys.
Can I accept Apple Pay and Google Pay?
This depends on the terms of your contract. If they are available, we set them up on the payment page and check them on a test order.
Do I need a PRRO or a fiscal receipt?
The requirements depend on the legal form of the business and the tax system, so it is worth checking this with your accountant. Horoshop has a built-in connection to a software cash register (PRRO), for example Checkbox.
How do I check that payments work?
We place a test order with a real payment of a small amount, check the status in the order and refund the money according to the service's rules.
