Multi-Method Payments
Offer travellers the option to split their payment across multiple cards for high-intent, high-value bookings to boost purchasing power and reducing declines from insufficient funds.
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Offer travellers the option to split their payment across multiple cards for high-intent, high-value bookings to boost purchasing power and reducing declines from insufficient funds.
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Offer travellers (and lead bookers) the option to split and allocate costs for family trips, corporate travel, or tours under one transaction.
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Instead of losing a high-intent booking, Hands In provides split tender as a recovery mechanism, allowing customers to complete their purchase by splitting the payment across multiple cards and/or payment methods.
Learn moreEffortlessly send the payment link directly to the lead buyer and automatically invite every customer added to the group, taking the admin out of managing individual payments.
Learn moreTour operators, coach and rail operators, accommodation providers, activity and experience sellers, and travel agents. Anywhere a booking is made by a group but paid by individuals, or where a single traveller wants to spread a large total basket across several payment methods.
The group has a few options. Another member can cover the outstanding share, the person can be replaced with someone else, or the merchant can choose to accept the partially paid booking and handle the remaining amount separately.
Yes. Our hosted checkout supports your logo and branding, and merchants building against the API keep their own front end entirely.
Yes. Alongside card splits we support alternative payment methods where your PSP offers them, including PayPal and BNPL options such as Afterpay, Klarna and more.
You control this, and the limit depends on how your auth and/or capture process is. Instant capture has no maximum, so the checkout can stay open indefinitely. Delayed capture is capped at 7 days (168 hours), since that's how long an authorization can be held before it expires.
There's no minimum, but we recommend allowing enough time for the whole group to join and pay their share
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