Worldpay provides the payment-processing layer, while JustPayFor gives you a simple way to prepare what your customer is paying for. You can send a payment link, display a QR code, create a virtual basket, take a deposit or sell tickets online without building a full ecommerce website.
The two services have different roles. Worldpay is the payment provider, while JustPayFor provides the sales flow before the payment. Used together, they give businesses a practical way to accept online payments without having to build their own complete checkout system.
How does Worldpay work with JustPayFor?
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Set up Worldpay
Create or use an existing Worldpay account and complete the checks required to activate online payments.
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Connect JustPayFor
Provide the required Worldpay account details when configuring your JustPayFor seller account.
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Accept payments
JustPayFor presents the offer or order to your customer and Worldpay handles the payment-processing stage.
Worldpay and JustPayFor do different jobs
It is easier to understand the setup if you separate the sale from the payment itself.
JustPayFor
You create the offer, payment link, QR code, virtual basket, deposit, ticket or other sales flow. Your customer can see what they are paying for and the amount due.
Worldpay
Worldpay processes the transaction, provides the payment methods enabled for your merchant account and handles settlement according to your Worldpay agreement.
What payment methods can Worldpay support?
Worldpay supports online card payments and a range of digital and alternative payment methods. The exact options available to you depend on your country, merchant account, contract and configuration.
Depending on your setup, customers may be able to use methods such as:
- Visa and Mastercard,
- American Express where available,
- Apple Pay,
- Google Pay,
- other digital wallets,
- local and alternative payment methods available for specific markets.
You should therefore treat the payment methods shown to your customers as part of your Worldpay configuration rather than something controlled directly by JustPayFor.
You do not need a full online shop
Worldpay is widely used for ecommerce, but not every business needs to build a traditional online shop before it can start accepting online payments.
JustPayFor provides the customer-facing sales flow, while Worldpay takes care of the payment. This makes the combination useful for businesses that sell through conversations, quotes, appointments, events or direct customer contact.
Scan to pay
Show your customer a QR code. They scan it with their phone, open your offer and continue to the payment handled through your connected provider.
Explore QR payments →Payment link
Agree the price with your customer, prepare the payment and send them a link by text message, email or messaging service.
Explore payment links →Virtual basket
Prepare an order containing several products or services and let the customer review the full total before they pay.
Explore virtual baskets →Deposits and bookings
Take payment before an appointment, service, workshop or bespoke order and confirm the booking after payment.
Explore deposits and bookings →Online ticket sales
Sell tickets online and use your connected payment provider to process the customer's payment.
Explore online ticket sales →Online fundraisers
Eligible organisations can create a fundraising page and accept contributions, subject to the requirements of their payment provider.
Explore online fundraisers →How do you get started with Worldpay?
If you want to use Worldpay with JustPayFor, the first step is to have an active Worldpay merchant account suitable for online payments.
From Worldpay account to first payment
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Apply for Worldpay
Provide the information Worldpay requires about your business and how you intend to accept payments.
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Complete approval
Worldpay completes its account checks and enables live payment processing once the required setup has been approved.
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Connect JustPayFor
Create your JustPayFor seller account and provide the Worldpay details required to configure payments.
Already have a Worldpay account?
You do not necessarily need to create another account simply because you want to use JustPayFor.
If you already have an active Worldpay account that supports the required online payment setup, you can provide the relevant account details when configuring JustPayFor.
If you are unsure whether your existing Worldpay account is suitable, contact us before setting up the connection and we can help you identify what information is required.
What happens when the customer pays?
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Customer sees the order
JustPayFor shows the relevant offer, items, seller information and amount to pay.
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Worldpay processes payment
The customer continues through the payment process using one of the methods available for your Worldpay account.
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You see the result
JustPayFor can use the payment result to update the order, while settlement is handled through your Worldpay account.
Where does the money go?
JustPayFor does not collect your customers' money and hold it before paying it out to you.
Worldpay processes the transaction and settles funds according to the terms and settlement arrangements of your merchant account.
This keeps the roles clear: JustPayFor manages the sales experience, while the payment provider manages the movement of funds.
What does Worldpay cost with JustPayFor?
monthly JustPayFor fee
JustPayFor does not charge a monthly subscription or its own additional percentage fee on the value of each sale.
Payment processing charges
Worldpay pricing, transaction fees and other account charges depend on the merchant agreement and services enabled for your business.
It is therefore useful to separate the cost of the JustPayFor sales tools from the cost of processing the transaction through Worldpay.
Worldpay for UK and international customers
Worldpay is particularly relevant to JustPayFor because businesses may need to accept familiar payment methods from customers across different markets.
Payment preferences vary by country. Cards remain important in markets such as the UK, while digital wallets and local payment methods have become increasingly important in online commerce.
The methods available to your customers will depend on your Worldpay account and the markets you operate in, but using a provider with broad payment-method support gives you more flexibility as the business grows.
Payment security and fraud prevention
The payment-processing layer is handled by Worldpay rather than by JustPayFor.
Worldpay provides its own payment infrastructure, security controls and fraud-prevention capabilities. JustPayFor focuses on the order or offer before the customer moves into the payment stage.
This separation means you do not need to build your own payment-processing infrastructure simply to use JustPayFor.
Worldpay Dashboard and JustPayFor
Your Worldpay account remains the place where you manage the payment-provider side of the relationship, including the transactions processed through Worldpay and your merchant account configuration.
JustPayFor does not try to replace the Worldpay Dashboard. It focuses on the sales side: what the customer is buying, the amount to pay and how the payment is shared with them.
Why use Worldpay with JustPayFor?
The combination lets each service focus on what it is designed to do.
JustPayFor provides simple sales tools for links, QR codes, baskets, deposits, tickets and other payment scenarios. Worldpay provides the payment-processing infrastructure behind the transaction.
For a business that wants to accept online payments without building a complete ecommerce system from scratch, that separation can make the setup much simpler.
To compare the different ways you can accept payments, see how JustPayFor works .
Frequently asked questions
No. JustPayFor can prepare the sales flow using a payment link, QR code, virtual basket, deposit or ticket without requiring you to build a full online shop.
Potentially, yes. If your existing Worldpay merchant account supports the online payment setup required by JustPayFor, it can be used during configuration.
Available methods depend on your Worldpay merchant account, market and configuration. They may include cards, digital wallets and local or alternative payment methods.
No. Worldpay processes the payment and settles funds according to the terms of your Worldpay merchant account. JustPayFor does not hold your sales revenue.
No. JustPayFor does not add its own percentage fee to the value of each sale. Worldpay processing charges depend on your Worldpay agreement.
Yes. JustPayFor can provide the link or QR-based sales flow, while Worldpay handles the payment stage through the connected merchant account.
Use Worldpay with JustPayFor
Connect your payment provider and start accepting payments through links, QR codes, baskets, deposits and other JustPayFor sales tools.