When it comes to eCommerce, providing customers with a seamless and secure payment experience is critical. Security is key to leading a successful online business while building trust and long relationships with customers. SuiteCommerce, NetSuite’s powerful eCommerce platform, offers businesses the tools they need to create a sophisticated, customized online storefront. However, to truly succeed in the world of online retail, selecting the right payment gateway is crucial: the more options you give your clients at checkout, the more likely they are to find one that will suit them and close the deal.
In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best payment gateways recommended by our SuiteCommerce developer team to help you make an informed decision based on your business needs.
Stripe is a popular choice for SuiteCommerce merchants due to its developer-friendly features, robust security, and scalability. It can be easily integrated into SuiteCommerce by our experts, ensuring a safe, seamless experience for your clients.
Stripe supports a wide range of payment methods, including credit cards, digital wallets, and even cryptocurrency. It also supports over 135 currencies which makes it a top-notch option for businesses looking to expand their reach or already there.
Additionally, it offers advanced features like subscription billing and customizable checkout experiences, making it a top choice for businesses of all sizes and verticals, B2C and B2B alike, which is why big companies like Booking.com or Deliveroo choose this platform as their payment gateway.
PayPal is a well-known name in online payments and is also a strong contender for SuiteCommerce users. With PayPal, you can also accept payments in multiple currencies, and SuiteCommerce’s integration with PayPal enables customers to make payments without leaving your website, enhancing the user experience.
Plus, PayPal has made a name for itself for many years now. It already has a large user base of more than 429 million users and is a very trustworthy brand that most customers will feel comfortable using.
Our third recommendation is Amazon Pay. Coming from such a renowned company like Amazon, this platform leverages the trust and user base of Amazon to provide a seamless payment experience.
Users can use their Amazon credentials to log in and pay, having their address and payment information automatically filled in from their Amazon accounts, which provides great comfort and convenience. Amazon Pay offers mobile-optimized checkout for an excellent customer experience on any device and has reliable payment processing. Amazon Pay has proved to increase their customer’s revenue by up to 35%, and 93% of customers have said they would use it again. Impressive, right? On top of that, it can be easily integrated with NetSuite by our SuiteCommerce developers.
Last but not least, Apple Pay is also a popular option for SuiteCommerce businesses: according to Oberlo statistics, around one out of every five US consumers uses Apple Pay at least once a month in 2023.
This gateway is all about providing a seamless mobile shopping experience, allowing customers to pay with their Apple devices securely, using Face ID authentication for quick and secure transactions. You can learn more about its benefits in this blog post about Apple Pay.
So, there you have it: some of our top choices of payment gateways for SuiteCommerce businesses.
Still in doubt? Contact our NetSuite eCommerce experts to find out which payment gateway would work best for your specific needs and learn more about our integrations!
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