You Can Now Use Whish Pay At Shopify Stores
The move makes online payments faster, simpler, and fully cashless – giving businesses and shoppers a smoother way to buy and sell online. A move that will increase conversion rates for stores.
'This integration is a game-changer for regional e-commerce,' said Toufic Koussa, Co-Founder and CEO of Whish Money. 'Whish Pay on Shopify empowers merchants with a frictionless checkout experience, eliminating pain points and giving entrepreneurs real tools to grow online.'
With Whish Pay, Shopify merchants can now offer a direct wallet-to-wallet payment option – no cards, no cash, no waiting. Payments are settled instantly, there are no chargebacks to worry about, and the fee structure is designed to support growth, not hold it back.
Merchants on Shopify also gain access to Whish Money's existing user base of over 1 million customers in the region, giving them a much wider reach without needing extra integrations or third-party tools.
'Whish Pay on Shopify marks a huge step for digital commerce in our part of the world,' said Jad Fakhani, better known online as Wolfofbey. 'It allows local businesses to scale faster and compete globally, while keeping payments simple and secure.'
While cash and cards still dominate most online checkouts in the region, Whish is pushing for something faster. Their goal is a fully digital, cardless, and instant checkout experience that works just as well for new startups as it does for big platforms.
Whish Pay's Shopify launch opens up access to even more businesses looking for faster ways to sell online – without relying on traditional banking or slow transfers.
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