Hi, @General_Lee.
Thanks for posting to the Shopify Community.
While I'm not able to determine the payment gateway used on the website, you can browse the website by scrolling to the bottom of the homepage where they have their payment icons displayed.
Are you interested in starting your own Shopify store and researching what payment gateways you'd like to use?
If you're located in a supported country/region, you can explore the option of using Shopify Payments to accept all major payment methods on your store. Shopify Payments provides seamless integration, eliminating the need for third-party payment gateways. This simplifies the setup and management of online transactions and saves you time and effort. Additionally, it supports multiple payment methods, including credit cards, digital wallets, and alternative payment options, catering to a wide range of customer preferences. You can find more information in our Shopify Payments resource to learn more.
An additional suggestion is looking into PayPal to see if it's right for your business. PayPal allows payment through credit cards, bank accounts, buyer credit, or PayPal account balances. You can use PayPal as a payment provider for customer checkout and processing for your store. PayPal is one of Shopify’s default payment providers. As soon as you open a Shopify store, you're given a PayPal Express Checkout account that is linked to the email address you used to sign up for your Shopify store. Please note, before you can collect payments for orders made with PayPal, you need to set up your PayPal account.
Another option is using our Payment Gateway resource to search by country/region to see what payment gateways are available to you.
I hope this helps!
Victoria | Shopify
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