More than a channel introduction.
Make the payment
feel effortless.
From official e-commerce plugins to merchant onboarding, our work with OmiPay went beyond introducing a payment provider. We helped merchants make the integration work in practice.
Visit client websiteBased on Coco's published case · Terms depend on merchant approval
Merchant enablement. COCO × OMIPAY ↗
The customer is ready.
The payment setup isn't.
For Australian merchants serving Chinese customers, the real challenge is often getting a payment method to fit an existing store, website and workflow.
Customers have a preference
Shoppers want WeChat Pay or Alipay, but integration is unfamiliar.
Online and in-store are separate
Payment, order and transaction records can create extra work when separated.
A QR code is only the start
Merchant approval, system configuration, testing and operations still matter.
A partnership
built on delivery.
Coco's public record describes technology and distribution partnerships, plugin engineering, and merchant onboarding. Each supports a different part of the payment experience.
Payments built into real checkouts.
Developing OmiPay's official e-commerce plugins so merchants can offer payment choices within their stores.
Technology and channel partnership.
Supporting both the integration work and the merchant's decision to adopt it.
From application to accepting payments.
Helping with consultation, setup and testing; timelines vary by approval and integration scope.
Three ways to
make it work.
Explore workflow concepts for in-store payments, online checkout and merchant onboarding.
In-store QR payments
A customer scans with a supported wallet and the merchant confirms the payment status.
The partnership
at work.
Explore merchant stories from the historical OmiPay project, covering payment setup across different businesses.
Lesson deposits,
paid in WeChat.
Coco's original case describes L2P Driving School accepting lesson deposits in WeChat, avoiding separate transfers and manual checks.
“It was clear at a glance. No more guesswork.”— David,负责人 / Owner, as quoted in original case
From enquiry to go-live in a week.
The earlier case records a restaurant going live in about a week without a setup charge. Approval time can vary.
Payments fit into service delivery.
The published case describes online payments helping GeniusGrowth serve more students without expanding physical premises.
Source: Coco · OmiPay original case ↗ Read the original project record for merchant backgrounds and implementation details.
Beyond the handoff.
Into the workflow.
This work connects three capabilities: the payment partner relationship, delivery of integration software, and support for merchants using it.
Partner-level access
Working with the provider across merchant and integration needs.
Engineering implementation
Developing e-commerce plugins that bring payment options into checkout.
Merchant enablement
Guidance through consultation, configuration, testing and go-live.
Don't let payment
be the point of friction.
Considering another payment method or a smoother checkout? Tell us about your existing platform and current challenge.