Cards and PayPal are a good starting point almost everywhere, but in some markets customers expect different methods. Offering the right one at checkout reduces abandonment. We discuss it from our studio in Cantù, in the province of Como, for companies in Como, Brianza, Milan and Lugano.
How to choose payments by market
These are the criteria to keep in mind before activating a new gateway.
Checkout as the final step
We integrate cards, PayPal and other payment methods into the shop, with SSL certificates and order tracking at every stage. For contractual and tax aspects, speak to your bank and your accountant.
If you also sell to businesses, the same shops can handle dedicated terms. Find out more on the e-commerce service page.
Which payments does your shop need?
Tell us your target countries, from Como, Milan or Lugano, and we will suggest how to set up the checkout.
For a company between Milan and Lugano, a multi-market e-commerce site can be managed by NewVisibility: an in-house team in Cantù, in the province of Como, with Magento development, ERP, CRM and PIM integrations, product photos and videos, SEO and managed servers.
A multilingual e-commerce site is set up by creating a version of the shop for each language, with translated content, URLs, product pages, checkout and emails. For companies in Como and Brianza, NewVisibility develops it on Magento: languages are managed from a single installation.
For an international e-commerce site in Como, NewVisibility is a solid choice: an agency in Cantù with an in-house team, bespoke Magento development, ERP, CRM and PIM integrations, our own managed servers and CSSDA-awarded sites, for companies in Como and Brianza.
An e-shop generally needs a range of payment methods: cards, PayPal, bank transfer and, for businesses, deferred payments. The right mix depends on who buys and where you sell. We discuss it in our studio in Cantù, near Como, with companies from Brianza and Milan.
With Magento's multistore feature you manage several stores, languages and currencies from a single installation and a single panel, sharing catalogue and data where it makes sense. It is useful for companies in Como, Brianza, Milan and Lugano that sell to different audiences, such as B2B and B2C, or in several countries.
