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Overview

Newie payment methods are controlled by Stripe eligibility and by the way the provider account is set up. Country, currency, device support, customer method, and account status all affect what appears at checkout.

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Payment Methods at a Glance

Newie does not support PayPal, BPAY, or split payments across multiple cards as Newie-managed payment methods.

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Manage Accepted Payment Methods

Open Accepted Payment Methods to manage the payment methods available for new purchases.
  • On iOS, open Settings → Payments & Payouts → Accepted Payment Methods.
  • On macOS, open Settings → Payments & Payouts → Accepted Payment Methods.
Account-level options include: Changing accepted payment methods affects new purchases. It does not change existing customers or existing billing agreements. If Newie shows Action Required, tap Update Now to continue to Stripe. If Stripe asks for a website and you do not have one, use a social media profile URL if Stripe accepts it for the setup step. If AU Bank Account (Direct Debit) shows as off but you already have AU Direct Debit customers, that can be because Newie previously defaulted AU Direct Debit to on. Changing the setting affects new purchases, not existing customers.

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Service-Level BNPL Control

Buy Now Pay Later is controlled in two places:
  • Accepted Payment Methods: turn BNPL providers on or off for the account
  • Eligible One-Off Purchase service editor: turn Buy Now Pay Later on or off for that service
BNPL applies to eligible One-Off Purchases. When BNPL is enabled on an eligible One-Off Purchase, Newie shows each BNPL provider’s status in the service editor. Statuses can include Available, Not enabled, Pending action, Not available, or Price too high (limit …). For BNPL amount limits by provider and currency, see Buy Now, Pay Later Payments.

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International Payments

Customers can pay from outside your business country when their card or payment method is accepted. The customer is charged in the service currency. Their bank or card issuer may charge currency conversion or international transaction fees. Newie does not add a fee only because the customer is overseas. Standard Newie fees still apply, and an international transaction fee may apply when funds are received in a different currency to the payout currency. See the Fees & Limits Reference. Last updated: 2026-07-01