Your customers can now save their card details for quicker transactions. All they need to do is make an initial payment, and they can store their credit or debit card for future purchases.
Their card is stored via Stripe, ensuring faster payments without the need to re-enter details.
How to enable saved payment method
Go to Payments > Stripe.
Go to Settings > Booking Page > Booking preferences > Booking flow.
Tick the box beside ‘Customer login’.
Note: Your customers can save their card details only if they log in with Google or Facebook. This feature is not currently available if they log in with their email or as guests.
How it works
Your customer enters their card details as usual.
They will click ‘Save payment details for future purchases’.
On return (using the same login), they’ll see an option to select a saved card.
They can also enter new card details and click ‘Save payment details for future purchases’ to store the card.
If they want to edit or delete a card, click the three dots beside that card. Use the pencil icon to edit or the trash icon to delete. They can also save as many cards as they like.
FAQs
Can my customers remove a saved card later?
Yes. Saved cards can be removed during the booking process at the payment stage.
Is this a Pro feature?
No, this feature is available on every plan.
Can customers use different cards for different bookings?
Yes, they can save multiple cards. This allows them to choose different cards at their convenience.
Is this feature available for classes?
Yes! Saved cards can be used for both services and classes—but only when you have Stripe connected.
Where is card information stored, and how secure is it?
Card details are securely stored by Stripe, our payment partner. Stripe is PCI-compliant, meaning all card information is handled according to the highest industry security standards. The card is masked in the Stripe dashboard, displaying only the last four digits.
Who can see a customer's saved card details?
Only the customer can view their saved cards when logged into the same account they used to save the information. You can view limited payment details in your Stripe dashboard—but not in Setmore. Setmore does not store full card details.