Split Payments
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Split payments are available on Standard and Pro plans.
Split payments allow you to divide a single order across two or three different payment methods. This is common when a customer wants to pay part in cash and part by card, for example.
How to Split a Payment
- At checkout, click Split Payment instead of selecting a single payment method
- Choose the first payment method and enter the amount for that portion
- Add a second (and optionally third) payment method with its amount
- The total across all splits must equal the order total
- Process each payment part sequentially -- cash first, then card/UPI/terminal
Example
For an order totaling $800:
| Split | Method | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cash | $500 |
| 2 | UPI | $300 |
The cash portion is processed first (customer hands over cash), then the UPI QR code is displayed for the remaining $300.
Rules and Behavior
- Minimum 2 splits, maximum 3 per order
- Each split can use any of the four payment methods (cash, UPI, card, terminal)
- The order is only completed when all splits are successfully paid
- If a split fails (e.g., card declined), you can retry that specific split
- Cash register only tracks the cash portion of split payments
- The order receipt shows a breakdown of all payment methods used
tip
You can use the same payment method for multiple splits if needed (e.g., two different cards).
Canceling a Split
If you need to cancel a split payment in progress, you can abort before all parts are paid. Any completed parts will need to be refunded manually.
For more on payment methods, see Payment Methods.