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Secure checkout for merchant payments
PayPrimeTime
Secure checkout · Merchant payments

Pay your order
with confidence

PayPrimeTime is the secure hosted payment page where merchant orders are paid. Every checkout names the merchant, the order and the amount before you enter a single card digit.

  • / Encrypted card entry
  • / No account required
  • / Total set by your order
  • / Straight back to the merchant
  • / Receipt by email
◆Cardsaccepted
◇Walletswhere supported
◆3-D Secureready
◇No accountneeded
◆Encryptedend to end
◇Straight backto the merchant
How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

Most of it happens before you reach this page. All that is left here is the payment itself.

Step 01

Check out

Build your order on the merchant’s own website and continue to payment. Your total, shipping and any discount included, is fixed the moment the order is created.

Step 02

Pay here

You arrive with a one-time payment reference, the merchant’s name and the amount due. Enter your card or choose a wallet, then complete any verification your bank asks for.

Step 03

Confirmed

Once the payment clears you are sent straight back to the merchant with your confirmation. Their order email follows.

Security

Your card number never touches this site.

Hosted secure fields

A payment page should be dull in the best way.

It does a small number of things, in the safest place to do them.

  1. 01
    Hosted secure fields

    Card data goes straight to the processor

    The card fields you type into are served by our PCI-compliant payment processor in a secure frame. Your full card number never passes through this site or the merchant’s website.

  2. 02
    3-D Secure ready

    Your bank can step in

    Extra verification runs whenever your card issuer asks for it, so a stolen card number on its own is not enough to complete a purchase.

  3. 03
    Set by the order

    The amount can’t be edited

    The merchant’s server sets the total when your order is created. Nothing in the page address or in your browser can change what you are charged.

  4. 04
    HTTPS everywhere

    Encrypted, and never indexed

    Every request between your browser and this page is encrypted in transit. Each payment link belongs to one order, and these pages are kept out of search results.

After you pay

What happens after you pay

Paying here is the last step of checkout. You are returned to the merchant with your confirmation, and everything that follows is between you and them.

What you can pay with

  • Credit and debit cards
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay, where your device supports them
  • Bank verification through 3-D Secure, when your issuer asks for it
  1. Instantly

    Payment confirmed

    You see a confirmation on screen and are returned to the merchant with your order reference.

  2. Within minutes

    Receipt by email

    A receipt is sent to the address you used at checkout. Check your spam folder if it is slow to arrive.

  3. From the merchant

    Order confirmation

    The merchant sends its own order email and prepares your order under its own shipping and delivery policies.

  4. If you need it

    Refunds

    Refunds follow the merchant’s policy and go back to the original payment method. Banks usually need several business days to show the credit.

Help

When something doesn’t go to plan.

The four things people ask about most, answered straight. For anything else, email support@payprimetime.com.

01

My card was declined

Banks decline for many reasons, and an unfamiliar online merchant is a common one. Try a different card, or ask your bank to approve the charge, then retry from the same payment link.

Quick fixTry another card, or ask your bank to approve it

02

I was charged but saw no confirmation

Give it a few minutes and check your inbox and spam folder. A pending hold can show on your statement before the order is confirmed. If nothing arrives, contact the merchant with your order number.

Quick fixWait a few minutes and check your spam folder

03

I think I paid twice

Contact the merchant with your order number, or email us and we will help trace it. A genuine duplicate charge is refunded to the original payment method.

Quick fixHave your order number ready when you write

04

I need a refund

Refunds follow the policy of the merchant you bought from, and go back to the original payment method. Banks usually need several business days to show the credit.

Quick fixCredits can take several business days to show

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about how paying here works. Anything else, just email us.

It is a hosted payment page. Merchants send customers here to pay for an order, so card entry happens in one secure place. It does not sell anything itself.

The merchant named at the top of the payment page, and the same name appears on your order summary. If a payment page does not clearly name a merchant, do not pay and contact us.

Card entry lives on its own page so it is kept apart from the merchant’s website. It is the same reason most online stores hand off to a dedicated payment screen.

No. Everything here is tied to the order you just placed. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to remember afterwards.

The options available to you appear on the payment page itself. Cards are supported, and wallets such as Apple Pay or Google Pay show up when your device and bank support them.

No. They are entered into secure fields run by the payment processor and handled there. Neither this site nor the merchant ever sees the full number.

Not on this page. Your total is fixed when the order is created. If something needs to change, go back to the merchant’s website and start the order again.

Each link belongs to a single order and stops working once that order is paid or cancelled. Return to the merchant and begin checkout again, or contact us if you think it is a mistake.

We’re here to help

Need a hand with a payment?

If a payment link isn’t working, a charge looks wrong or you would like a receipt re-sent, our team will sort it out. Include your order number and we can usually answer in one reply.