Sign up at komoju.com/en/sign_up to get a Test mode account immediately, no approval needed. To accept real payments, apply for Live mode by submitting the application form under "Active payments" in your dashboard; KOMOJU will then screen your store/website (supporting documents may be required). See How to Apply for Live Mode or the Onboarding, Screening, and Initial Setup FAQ for details.
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Go to What is KOMOJUConnect KOMOJU to your Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, or other e-commerce platform store. No coding required.
Go to E-Commerce IntegrationsAdd our hosted checkout page or embed secure input fields on your own page.
Go to Web IntegrationsAccept payments on behalf of multiple sellers or sub-merchants, with charges and payouts split automatically under one primary account.
Go to Platform Model OverviewAccept in-person card and wallet payments using a KOMOJU-connected point-of-sale terminal.
Go to In-Person Terminal SetupAsk questions and find answers about KOMOJU's products, features, and account setup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
KOMOJU supports a wide range of payment methods, including:
- Credit cards (multi-currency)
- Konbini (convenience store) payments
- Bank transfers and Pay-easy
- Smartphone/QR code payments (Paidy, Alipay)
- Payment Links
- Tap to Pay (contactless)
- KOMOJU Terminal
- KOMOJU Card
For a full overview, see the Supported Payment Types help page or the Payment Methods FAQ for a break down of each method's details.
Register your endpoint URL in the dashboard so KOMOJU can send webhook events when a payment's status changes; for example, when it's captured or refunded. Your integration should verify incoming requests and update your records based on the event received. See the Webhooks doc for setup steps and event types.
Log in at komoju.com/admin and go to Settings > 'Your ID and API Keys'. You'll find two keys: the publishable key (safe for client-side use, limited API access) and the secret key (full API access). Test mode and Live mode use different keys, so be sure to update your integration when you switch to Live mode. See Finding Your Publishable and Secret Keys for more details.