What Leapa does, and the shortest path from here to a payment you can see in your dashboard.
Leapa takes card and bank payments for your business. You can run the whole thing from the dashboard, or put a payment form on your own site and let Leapa handle the card details.
These docs come in three parts: the dashboard, the payment widget you embed, and the plugin for stores built on WordPress.
Everything begins with an account. From there the dashboard is where you charge a card, bill a customer, and move your balance out.
Sign up, verify your business, and get your API keys.
Where every number on the home screen comes from.
Hold funds on a card now and take them later.
Bill a customer and get paid against the invoice.
The widget is one HTML element you drop into your page. The payer’s card details go straight to Leapa, so your site never stores or forwards them.
From an empty page to a working form, in three steps.
The same thing for a WordPress store, without touching code.
Card schemes check a few things about your site before payments can be switched on. The checklist says what they look for.
