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# Cooltix Payment Processing

Cooltix Payment Processing is the easiest way to accept payments, this is selected by default if it's available in your country.

Supports all [Supported currencies](/cooltix-support/organizers/organizer-sign-up/payments/supported-currencies.md), except RSD.

Supports are [Supported countries](/cooltix-support/organizers/organizer-sign-up/payments/supported-currencies.md), except Serbia.

In case of using Cooltix Payment Processing, your funds will be held and paid out in the same currency customers were charged. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Be sure to set a bank account same to the selected currency, to avoid unnecessary currency exchange fees.
{% endhint %}

### Supported payment methods

Cooltix Payment Processing supports several payment methods. Customers will dinamically see the available payment method based on the currency, country, and used device and browser.

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For example: Google Pay will be only visible in Chrome browser, while Sofort payment method only available in Austria and Germany.
{% endhint %}

List of supported payment methods:

* Card payments
* Apple Pay
* Google Pay
* EPS
* Sofort\*
* SEPA Direct Debit\*
* Pay by bank transfer (beta)\*

Methods marked by \* are async payment methods, what means the confirmation of a successful payment may take even severel days after the payment was initiated. You have to turn on these payment methods separately. You can read more about [risks and effects of using async payment methods.](/cooltix-support/organizers/organizer-sign-up/payments/payment-methods/async-payment-methods.md)


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