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Take payment by QR

Put your eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay or bank QR on checkout and collect the proof.

Most shops here already have a QR taped to the counter. Pasal uses the same one. Upload it once and every checkout shows it, products and tickets alike, with the exact amount to send.

The Payment QR field on Shop profileThe Payment QR field on Shop profile
Shop profile, Payments: your QR and a line saying what it is.
  1. Open Shop profile, Payments and press Upload your QR. Use the same image your bank or wallet app gives you. The same pane holds your bank account details and a note on how customers can pay you, if you want either.
  2. Add a label like eSewa · 9801234567 so customers know what they are paying into.
  3. Press Save. That is it; your storefront picks it up straight away.

What the customer sees

They fill in their details, press Continue to payment, and land on a screen with your QR, the amount, and two boxes: the transaction number and a screenshot. They scan in their own banking app, pay, and send both back.

The payment step of a Pasal checkout
The payment step: your QR, the amount owed, and the proof they send back.

Then it is your call

The order lands on your board unpaid, with the transaction number and a View screenshot link on the row. Check it against your own account, then press Mark paid.

This is deliberate. Pasal is not a payment gateway and never decides that money arrived; a screenshot is a claim, not a payment. For tickets it matters twice over: they stay refused at the door until you mark the order paid, so a faked screenshot buys nobody a seat.

No QR uploaded? Nothing changes. Checkout stays one step and customers pay you however you already arrange it.

No QR to upload at all yet? Get a merchant QR walks through where each one comes from: eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay and your bank.

  1. Get a merchant QR: eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay and your bankWhere each QR comes from, the papers they ask for, and which one to tape to the counter first.
  2. Run a promo codeCreate a discount code customers type at checkout.
  3. Point a promo code at one event or a few productsNarrow a code to your tickets, your goods, or a named handful of either.
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