Choosing between cash on delivery, cards, and wallets
General guidance on payment choices for a Jordanian store โ and what to weigh before enabling each one.
Offer the mix your customers expect
Most Jordanian online shoppers expect cash on delivery as a baseline, especially for a first order from a store they do not know yet. Cards and local options such as CliQ or wallets appeal to returning customers who value speed and order tracking. Offering both usually outperforms forcing either one.
Understand the cost of each option
COD costs you in returns and confirmation effort; card and wallet payments cost you processing fees but arrive confirmed. The right mix depends on your return rate and margins โ review them monthly rather than setting payment options once and forgetting them.
A note on scope
This article is general guidance, not a description of DoorBox features. For the specific payment methods available on your DoorBox plan, check the Pricing page or contact our team.
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