Konbini
Konbini payment, or convenience store payment, is the second most-used online payment method in Japan, making up 10% of purchases. Convenience store payments are hugely popular in Japan. Local consumers are accustomed to paying their phone bills, online orders, games, movie tickets, and so much more in one of the 55,000 convenience stores throughout the country.
Payment pricing
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Cash payment for online purchases
Customizable voucher
Automatic reconciliation
Tap into Japan's lucrative cash for ecommerce market
How it works
Customer selects a preferred Konbini from payment method options
Customer fills out personal details
A payment code is generated
Customer goes to kiosk at a Konbini and enters the generated payment code
The kiosk prints out a voucher valid for 30 minutes. Customer brings the voucher to the cashier and pays in cash.
Customer receives a receipt as proof of payment.
Features
| Payment type | Cash | |
|---|---|---|
| Channel | Online | |
| Available in | Asia Pacific | Japan |
| Currencies | Settlement currency | JPY |
| Processing currency | JPY | |
| Other | Refunds | |
| Partial refunds | ||
| Multiple partial refunds | ||
| Multiple partial captures | ||
| 3D Secure | ||
| Chargebacks | ||
| Local entity required | ||
| Sales day payout | ||
| Settlement delay | 14 days | |
| Recurring |
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