# Payment Collection & Processing

Payment Collection & Processing covers how Lexir collects and handles incoming payments for orders.

This is the inbound side of the payment model.

### What payment collection and processing mean

The payment method depends on the sales channel.

For consumer orders, payment can be collected by card either on Lexir Shop or through Lexir’s payment-processing setup on a brand’s own shop.

For B2B orders, payment is usually handled through bank transfer or direct debit.

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### How it works in practice

When an order is placed, the payment route depends on where the sale happens.

For consumer sales, Lexir supports card payment through the relevant checkout setup.

That can include:

* card payments on Lexir Shop
* card payments through Lexir’s payment-processing setup on a brand’s own shop

For B2B orders, payment is usually handled outside consumer checkout.

That usually includes:

* bank transfer
* direct debit

Lexir’s role is to support the collection and handling of those payments within the relevant order model.

### What makes this different

Payment Collection & Processing are shaped by the way the order is sold.&#x20;

That means consumer checkout and B2B payment handling do not follow the same structure.

### Payment Partners & Secure Processing

Lexir aims to provide a flexible solutions for buyers land brands locally and globally. This is made possible by wokring with a range of partners for payment processing such as Stripe, Airwallex, Revolut, SEPA Direct Debit and others.&#x20;

### How Lexir enables it

Lexir provides the payment setup that fits the order model.

That allows payment handling to align with the way the sale happens rather than forcing every order into the same structure.


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