Defining shipping options

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Other payment gateways: Shopify supports a number of other external payment gateways, such as Stripe, Amazon Pay, and Apple Pay. If you prefer to use one of these, you can select it from the list and follow the integration instructions.
Manual payment methods: Shopify also lets you set up manual payment methods, such as cash on delivery or bank transfer. These can be enabled in the “Manual Payment Methods” section, specifying instructions for customers on how to complete the payment.
Once you have set up your payment methods, your customers will be able to choose their preferred option during checkout, ensuring a smooth and secure purchasing process.

In addition to payment methods, you should clearly and accurately fantuan database configure your shipping options to ensure that your products reach your customers on time and at the right cost. Shopify offers several solutions to manage shipping, from automatically calculated rates to free or fixed-price shipping options.

Access your shipping settings: Go to “Settings” > “Shipping & Deliveries”. From here, you can start configuring shipping options for different geographic areas, whether local, national or international.
Shipping zones: Shopify lets you create shipping zones, which are geographic areas where you offer shipping. For example, you can have a zone for Italy, one for Europe, and another for the rest of the world. You can assign different shipping rates to each zone.
Types of shipping rates:
Fixed Price Shipping: You can offer a flat shipping rate for all deliveries, regardless of weight or destination. This option is useful if you sell products of similar size and weight.
Free Shipping: To incentivize purchases, many stores offer free shipping on orders over a certain threshold (for example, free shipping on orders over 50 euros). You can set this up by creating a condition that triggers free shipping when a certain amount is reached.