Enter store URL
Enter the store URL (e.g. example.com).
See which payment gateways a store acceptsThe moment of truth for any online store is the checkout, and the checkout always names its payment partners. Give this checker a store URL and it identifies which gateways are wired up, from Stripe and PayPal to Razorpay and Klarna.
See which payment gateways a store accepts
Enter the store URL (e.g. example.com).
Click "Detect gateways" to scan for payment scripts.
See every payment gateway found with evidence.
Payment gateways move money online, and their JavaScript SDKs are visible in most stores' page source. This detector scans any public page for the signatures of Stripe, PayPal, Braintree, Razorpay, Adyen, Square and Checkout.com.
Gateway choice reveals target markets and checkout strategy, making it practical competitive intelligence. It is upfront about its limits: gateways that load only on the checkout page cannot be seen from a public page.
Practical questions about who handles a store's money.
A merchant choosing a gateway wants to know what successful competitors in the same market accept, to match customer expectations.
Shoppers use it defensively, checking that an unfamiliar store routes payments through a recognized processor before trusting it with card details.
Agencies scoping a new store build use the result to plan payment integrations and fee structures accurately before they quote.
Fintech analysts use it to map gateway adoption across whole market segments, reading the evidence straight from public checkout pages.
What public pages can and cannot reveal.
Every match shows the actual evidence behind it, such as js.stripe.com script loads or Razorpay checkout objects, never a guess.
Some gateways only reveal themselves on the final payment step behind a login or cart, staying invisible to any public scan.
A recognized processor like Stripe or PayPal adds buyer protection, but always check reviews and return policies before paying an unfamiliar store.
Reports what is visible from public pages and says plainly when the checkout is gated, within honest limits.