Stripe readiness
Charges enabled
The connected account must be ready before Pay now can be offered.
Connect Stripe Express for Pay now orders and keep Pay later for account customers. Orderverse resolves the right checkout path before the buyer reaches the payment step.
Stripe connection is optional. Pay later ordering remains available without a ready card account.
Checkout Policy Resolver
Effective mode
Pay now
Continue to Stripe-hosted Checkout after the order is submitted.
One controlled payment path
Orderverse owns the wholesale order context. Stripe enters only when the resolved checkout mode requires a card payment.
A workspace admin starts Stripe Express onboarding from Orderverse. Card checkout stays unavailable until the connected account can accept charges.
Orderverse combines Stripe readiness, the customer override and the workspace default to resolve Pay now or Pay later for the order.
The checkout session uses the order-line price snapshot, so a later catalogue price change does not rewrite the amount already submitted.
For Pay now, the buyer continues to Stripe's hosted payment page to enter card details and complete the payment attempt.
Webhook and payment-status handling update the Orderverse order and invoice records after Stripe reports the payment outcome.
Policy before payment
A single workspace can serve prepaid buyers and established account customers without maintaining separate order portals.
Stripe readiness
The connected account must be ready before Pay now can be offered.
Customer override
Keep an account customer on invoice terms or override the workspace default.
Workspace default
Set the normal checkout behaviour once in Order Settings.
Product evidence
Payments shows connected-account readiness. Order Settings controls whether the normal buyer path is Pay now or Pay later.


Two valid outcomes
Card checkout is an option inside the ordering workflow, not a requirement for every wholesale account.
Submit the wholesale order, open Stripe-hosted Checkout and return to a payment status screen while Orderverse confirms the result.
Submit the order without a card step. The supplier reviews the order and handles invoicing or agreed account terms separately.
Clear ownership
| System | Owns | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Orderverse | Order context, checkout policy, price snapshot, session request and payment-status record | Does not replace Stripe's hosted card-entry and payment-processing service |
| Stripe | Connected-account onboarding, hosted Checkout, payment processing and payout capability | Account requirements, availability, processing fees and payout timing remain subject to Stripe |
| Supplier | Customer terms, workspace default, customer overrides and connected-account compliance | Confirm commercial, accounting and refund policies before rollout |
Orderverse behaviour is documented locally. Stripe platform facts were reviewed against official Stripe documentation on 14 August 2026.
Connection status, capabilities, actions and checkout fallback.
Product documentationPay now, Pay later, customer override and buyer result flow.
Product documentationOfficial overview of Stripe-hosted Checkout and Checkout Sessions.
Official sourceOfficial account-type, onboarding and connected-account guidance.
Official sourcePayment questions
Confirm Stripe availability, fees, payout timing and compliance requirements for your own connected account before going live.
No. A workspace can default to Pay later, and a customer can inherit or override the workspace setting. This lets you offer card checkout to selected buyers while keeping invoice-based ordering for established account customers.
Orderverse resolves the order to Pay later when the Stripe connection is missing or charges are not enabled. The buyer can still submit the order without entering card details.
For Pay now, the buyer is redirected to a Stripe-hosted Checkout page. Orderverse creates the Checkout Session from the submitted order and handles the return and payment-status workflow.
Yes. Customer checkout settings support Inherit, Pay now and Pay later. The effective result still checks Stripe readiness, so an unavailable card connection cannot force a broken card step.
No. The Checkout Session is created from the price snapshot stored with the submitted order lines. Later catalogue changes apply to future orders, not the submitted total.
No. The demo is deliberately isolated and does not connect to a Stripe account, create a Checkout Session or take a payment. The product screenshots and documentation show the real configuration boundaries.
See the full buyer form, fulfilment details and structured order output.
Read the guideResolve customer and UOM prices before the order reaches checkout.
Read the guideLet repeat buyers open their ordering context without an account password.
Read the guideFollow the separate accounting handoff after the Orderverse order.
Read the guideChoose the payment path per buyer
Start with the wholesale ordering workflow, connect Stripe when you are ready and keep established customer terms under your control.