ebizmarts Payments Suite · Adobe Commerce & Magento Open Source

One payments extension. Every way your customers want to pay.

The suite behind more than 4,500 live Opayo by Elavon stores now takes Apple Pay and Google Pay, brings back the checkouts that stall, and keeps card data out of your PCI scope. Same extension, same admin, switched on from the Magento admin.

Already on the suite? Everything below is in the version you have.

  1. Started checkout1 item · 129.00 GBP
  2. Paid with Apple Pay
  3. Saved a card for next time
  4. Placed an order#000000125 · 129.00 GBP · Payment: Apple Pay

In the field

Three places the suite earns its keep.

Each feature has its own page with the full story. These are the moments merchants describe when they tell us why they switched it on.

Apple Pay & Google Pay

The checkout that finishes with a thumb.

A customer on a train, on a phone, with thirty seconds before the tunnel. Apple Pay and Google Pay turn a form into a double-click, and the Payments Suite puts them in the checkout automatically once they are switched on. No card to type, no address to retype, 3DS2 handled inside the wallet.

Recover Checkout

The sale that stalled comes back on its own.

An e-bike costs enough that people hesitate, close the tab, and mean to come back. Recover Checkout watches every checkout that stops before payment completes, and sends a one-click resume link in your own Magento email template or by SMS. The customer lands back in a populated cart, and the order counts as recovered in your reports.

In-store & Tap to Pay on iPhone

The van, the doorstep and the counter, settling into the same reports.

A premium appliance retailer installs at home and takes the balance on the doorstep. With Tap to Pay on iPhone the technician holds out the phone and the customer taps a card; no terminal to carry, no cable. Back at the showroom the counter runs a proper terminal. Both land in the same account, the same Magento orders and the same reconciliation.

What is in the suite

The features merchants ask for, already in the extension you run.

Each one is switched on from the Magento admin. No migration, no second checkout, no parallel system to reconcile.

Apple Pay and Google Pay

One-tap wallets appear in the checkout automatically once enabled. Higher mobile conversion with nothing to build.

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Recover Checkout

When a checkout stalls, a one-click resume link goes out by email or SMS in your own templates. The customer lands back in their populated cart.

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Second chance on declines

Failed cards are not lost sales. Declined payments get a recovery path alongside your existing processor, automatically.

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Tokenised cards, 3DS2 done

Cards are vaulted with the provider at entry, so numbers never touch your servers. Strong customer authentication is handled for you.

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Refunds from the credit memo

Create a credit memo and the refund goes back through the gateway. VAT-ready reports reconcile against the orders Magento holds.

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B2B flows

Pay Now buttons on invoices, deferred payment, quotes to cash and multi-currency by default, for stores that sell to businesses.

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Multi-store, one ledger

One install across every storefront, region and currency, with unified reconciliation instead of a spreadsheet per site.

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MOTO without the card number

Take phone orders from the admin. A secure one-time prompt lets the customer enter the card themselves, so your staff and systems never see it.

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Payment links

Send a secure payment link by email or SMS for orders that do not start in the checkout. No terminal, no checkout page needed.

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In-store and Tap to Pay on iPhone

The same account runs modern terminals at the counter and Tap to Pay on any recent iPhone, settling into the same reports as the website.

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ERP hand-offs

Transactions and payouts flow to Xero, SAP or NetSuite, so finance closes the month from one source.

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Kept current

Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source from 2.2 to the latest 2.4 releases. Twelve months of updates and support with every licence.

Already running the Payments Suite?

Update to the current release, open the suite's configuration in the Magento admin and switch on what you want. The first time you enable one of the newer features, a short setup flow inside the admin creates the free payments account behind it. A few minutes, no reinstall.

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Opayo by Elavon · formerly Sage Pay

The Opayo integration thousands of stores have run for a decade.

Sage Pay became Opayo in 2020, and Opayo is now part of Elavon, which keeps the Opayo name for the gateway. The suite has followed the gateway through every name and works with existing Sage Pay and Opayo accounts unchanged.

A single-page checkout card floating above a storefront with a lightning bolt

Payments Suite for Hyvä Checkout

The same suite, rebuilt for the fastest checkout on Magento.

Hyvä Checkout replaces Magento's frontend stack, so a payment method has to be written for it rather than adapted. This one is. Wallets, tokenised cards, 3DS2 and Recover Checkout, native to Hyvä's flow and without slowing it down.

  • Built for Hyvä Checkout, not wrapped around Luma
  • Apple Pay, Google Pay, saved cards and 3DS2
  • Works alongside the Payments Suite on multi-store setups
  • Installation included, twelve months of updates and support
How the Hyvä build works Find it in the store

Questions merchants ask

Before you install.

Do I need a new extension to take Apple Pay and Google Pay?

No. They are part of the ebizmarts Payments Suite. If you already run the suite, update to the current release and switch the wallets on from the Magento admin; the short setup flow there creates the free payments account they run on.

Is Sage Pay the same thing as Opayo?

Yes. Sage Pay was renamed Opayo in 2020 and the business now trades as Elavon, which keeps Opayo as the name of the gateway. The Payments Suite has integrated that gateway under all three names and works with existing Sage Pay and Opayo accounts unchanged.

Which Magento versions does the suite support?

Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source from 2.2 upwards, including the current 2.4 releases, on the default Luma checkout, OneStepCheckout and, through its dedicated build, Hyvä Checkout. A Magento 1 edition is still available in the store.

Is card data stored on my server?

No. Cards are tokenised with the payment provider at the moment of entry and only the token reaches Magento. Saved cards, repeat orders and refunds all use that token, which keeps your store out of the heavy end of PCI DSS.

How does Recover Checkout decide a checkout has stalled?

A monitor watches every checkout. When one stops before payment completes, because the tab was closed, the session timed out or the card declined, the suite sends a one-click resume link by email or SMS using your own Magento templates. If the original payment goes through after all, the link expires so nobody is charged twice.

How do refunds work?

Create a credit memo from the invoice in the Magento admin and the refund is sent to the gateway automatically. There is no second system to log into, and the VAT-ready reports reconcile against the orders Magento holds.

Can I take card payments over the phone?

Yes. MOTO orders are taken from the Magento admin on the same gateway and with the same records as the website. The suite can also send the customer a secure one-time payment prompt so your staff never hear or type a card number.

What does a licence include?

Installation, twelve months of updates and support from the engineers who build the suite, and a 30-day money-back guarantee against defects. Renewals after the first year keep the updates and support going.

Still on Magento 1?

We have not forgotten you.

The Payments Suite for Magento 1 and Paya (formerly Sage Payments) for US and Canadian merchants are still available in the store, for stores that are not ready to move yet.

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