What to do when checkout stalls?
Occasionally, payments via PayPal or credit card may fail due to a temporary technical issue. Here’s how to still get your hands on the speaker fabric you need – quickly and reliably.
Like almost all online shops, we use what’s called a Payment Service Provider. In our case, it’s PayPal. The PSP processes all digital payments by credit card or e-wallet on our behalf and forwards the money to us. It’s only through this setup that we can offer such a range of digital payment methods. The provider supplies the complex technical infrastructure and ensures the security of your sensitive data, which is routed not through our website but directly via their secure platform.
To make this possible, our shop needs to connect to the PSP system at step 3 of checkout, when you confirm your order. Usually this connection happens in the background without a hitch – and without you ever noticing.
But in rare cases, the connection fails. The process stalls, and instead of the familiar "Confirm" button, you’ll just see three white dots on a grey background. This is often a temporary glitch on the PSP’s side and usually resolved quickly. In that case, just try again an hour later – most of the time, that’s all it takes.
Like almost all online shops, we use what’s called a Payment Service Provider. In our case, it’s PayPal. The PSP processes all digital payments by credit card or e-wallet on our behalf and forwards the money to us. It’s only through this setup that we can offer such a range of digital payment methods. The provider supplies the complex technical infrastructure and ensures the security of your sensitive data, which is routed not through our website but directly via their secure platform.
How digital payments actually work
For you, that means simple digital payment and fast dispatch. As soon as your payment goes through, we receive a confirmation within minutes and prepare your order for shipping.To make this possible, our shop needs to connect to the PSP system at step 3 of checkout, when you confirm your order. Usually this connection happens in the background without a hitch – and without you ever noticing.
But in rare cases, the connection fails. The process stalls, and instead of the familiar "Confirm" button, you’ll just see three white dots on a grey background. This is often a temporary glitch on the PSP’s side and usually resolved quickly. In that case, just try again an hour later – most of the time, that’s all it takes.