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Creating your own online store doesn’t have to be expensive or complex. Here are the most important things to keep in mind:
Choosing the right partner
Choose from predesigned templates or opt for a fully customised website and find a partner who offers easy set-up options. If you prefer a customised website and already have your own domain and hosting, involve a developer to install your preferred development framework.
Setting up a shopping cart
Ensure that the partner who builds your website enables you to manage your goods and install a shopping cart, which calculates order totals and initiates the checkout and payment process.
Accepting a range of payment options
Ensure that you can accept a wide range of payment forms, including credit cards, debit cards, mobile payments, and digital wallets. Also check that your payment partner securely monitors online payments for fraud using advanced security measures.
Setting up for delivery
Decide if you need a delivery partner or if you will use your own logistics. Once your client has paid for their products and the payment has been settled, you can deliver the goods using a courier partner. Sign up for this service directly with a delivery partner.
Choosing a payment gateway
Your payment gateway partner will authorise online payments, facilitating transactions between your bank and your client’s bank. There are many payment gateways in the market that you can choose from. Nedbank offers Nedbank LITE, Nedbank DiVert, and Nedbank Enterprise.
Nedbank payment gateways
Nedbank LITE
Nedbank Lite helps you accept card payments easily and directly from your business website.
Perfect for using a basket checkout system on your website.
Nedbank DiVert
Nedbank DiVert simplifies remote online payments with quick, easy and secure transactions.
Perfect for collecting payments remotely.
Nedbank Enterprise
Build your own customised e-commerce payment solution and be in control of your client's payment experience with Nedbank Enterprise.