No date Soon
We are not quoting a month or a quarter. When there is something real to try, it will show up on the changelog and the roadmap before it shows up here.
Three plain statements, so nobody plans a launch around something that does not exist.
We are not quoting a month or a quarter. When there is something real to try, it will show up on the changelog and the roadmap before it shows up here.
No Atlas Pay app, no theme snippet, no beta build. If you find something claiming to be one, it did not come from us — check with support first.
Which markets, currencies, and store setups ask for this decides how it gets built. The form below is the most useful thing you can do about it.
Leave an email address and we will write to you when there is a Shopify integration to try. No newsletter, and nothing about your store changes in the meantime.
We will only use this to tell you about the Shopify integration. Questions in the meantime go to support@atlaspay.com.
If you need to take card payments online this week, none of these depend on Shopify.
The plugin is live. Pay buttons, blocks in the editor, and Atlas Pay as a payment method at WooCommerce checkout — on a site you control end to end.
Keep your storefront wherever it is and wire a custom checkout to the Atlas Pay API, with webhooks telling your system when a payment succeeds.
For one-off orders, a made-to-order piece, or a customer who messaged you directly, a link or a QR code needs no store integration at all.
Running a Shopify store today? You can still take Atlas Pay payments outside the storefront — a link for a deposit, a QR code at a market stall, a subscription for a repeat customer. That is not the same as Atlas Pay appearing at your Shopify checkout, and we are not going to pretend it is.
Not at the Shopify checkout, no. There is no app and no payment method to enable. You can still collect money from Shopify customers using a payment link, a QR code, or a contract, but that happens alongside your store rather than inside it.
We are not giving a date, because we would rather say nothing than say a month and miss it. The roadmap page is where work in progress is tracked, and the changelog is where things appear once they ship.
There is no beta programme to join today. Leaving your email on this page is the only list there is, and everyone on it hears at the same time when there is something to test.
WooCommerce on WordPress, which is a full basket checkout with Atlas Pay as the payment method. After that, a custom checkout built on the API, or the no-code eCommerce catalogue in the merchant portal if you would rather not run a site at all.
Tracking what is next? See the roadmap.
The integration that is live: buttons, blocks, and WooCommerce checkout.
Wire your own storefront to the API and keep the checkout you designed.
A product catalogue and a secure checkout set up in the merchant portal.
One link, shared however you like, with no integration work at all.
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