Split Payments & Mixed Shopping Carts

Distribute Payments Across Multiple Vendors & Stakeholders

Payment processing soon gets complicated when several parties are involved. secupay automatically splits payments between the parties involved, taking fees, commissions, and other amounts into account.

Keep Track of Payments across Multiple Parties

From setting the rules to automating payouts, secupay makes payment splitting and stakeholder payments quick and easy to set up.

Reliable Payment Splitting for Mixed Shopping Carts

Mixed shopping carts are a specific form of payment splitting: Customers can order products or services from different vendors together and pay in a single transaction. secupay works out how much each recipient receives and distributes the money in the background.

One shopping cast, one order, one payment: customers pay without switching between vendors or going through separate payment processes. This makes online shopping simpler.

Each item is assigned to the relevant vendor, with payment shares distributed automatically. Individual commissions and fees can also be taken into account.

If an item is cancelled or returned, secupay adjusts the amounts due to the affected recipients – including commissions, fees, and payments to vendors.

For Multi-Vendor Platforms and Businesses That Split Payments

secupay makes it easy to automate the distribution of payments to multiple recipients or stakeholders.

Distribute revenue among merchants, platform operators, and other parties. secupay supports mixed shopping carts, assigns each item to its vendor, and automatically accounts for platform fees and commissions.

Set up payment and payout schedules for investors, project owners, and platform operators. secupay helps you allocate incoming payments and the amounts due to each party, while also handling interest payments and repayments of principal.

As the payment institution paying out interest on loans and receivables arranged through an online services platform, secupay automatically withholds tax on investment income, the solidarity surcharge and, where applicable, church tax. It remits these amounts to the tax office and issues tax certificates (section 44(1) sentence 4 no. 2a(b) of Germany’s Income Tax Act (EStG)).

Manage payment flows between backers, project creators, and platform operators. As a payment institution, secupay receives backers’ payments and safeguards the funds in trust accounts under section 17 of Germany’s Payment Services Supervision Act (ZAG) until they are passed on. If the project reaches its funding target, secupay transfers the funds to the project creator. If the target is not reached, the funds are automatically returned to the backers. This does not constitute deposit-taking.