Can you run an online store with Israeli payments?
Yes. Waise connects to Hyp and Grow, to PayPlus, Cardcom, Tranzila and iCredit, and to Bit and PayBox. The money goes straight to your own processor, with no Waise fee on orders. PayPlus, Cardcom, Tranzila and iCredit open for live charges only after a test with them.
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| Company | How it works | Bit and wallets | Connection status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyp | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Bit and Apple Pay inside the page | Open |
| Grow | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Bit and Apple Pay inside the page | Open |
| PayPlus | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Opens for live charges only after a real payment and refund with that company | |
| Cardcom | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Opens for live charges only after a real payment and refund with that company | |
| Tranzila | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Opens for live charges only after a real payment and refund with that company | |
| iCredit | Card terminal, the company’s payment page | Opens for live charges only after a real payment and refund with that company | |
| Bit and PayBox, direct | A phone number or permanent link | The shopper pays in the app | The order waits until the owner confirms the money arrived |
| Bank transfer, cash on delivery | No card terminal | The order waits for the owner to confirm | |
| PayPal | Beside the terminal, connected directly or by PayPal.me link | A direct connection opens after setup with PayPal |
Hyp and Grow have already been tested with real payments. The store’s payment settings show whether each provider is open for live charges.
Where the money goes
- The shopper pays on your processor’s own payment page.
- The money goes to your processor under your agreement with it. Waise doesn’t hold it or take a fee from it.
- The order is created only after the payment is verified with the company.
Israeli processors charge in shekels only. To sell in another currency, connect Stripe.
Who this suits, and who it doesn’t
A good fit
- An Israeli business with, or about to get, an agreement with an Israeli processor.
- A small store that prefers to start with Bit and bank transfer, with no terminal.
Pick something else
- Anyone who wants one company to process for them with no agreement of their own: on Waise you connect your own processor.
- Anyone using Chita, YDM or Baldar who wants direct booking from the admin.
Questions
Can a store take Bit payments?
Yes, in two ways. Grow and Hyp show Bit inside their own payment page. You can also show a Bit number or permanent link, and the order then waits until the owner confirms the money arrived.
Does Waise take a cut of processing?
No. There is no fee on orders on any plan. The money goes straight to your processor, and the processing fee is set in your agreement with it.
Can shoppers pay in installments?
Yes, up to 12, when your processor supports it and you set it up.
The online store that runs itself, with brakes
- AI that acts, with brakes. Pulse changes orders, prices, discounts and content from one conversation. A sensitive change first shows a before-and-after card and waits for your approval, and almost any change can be undone.
- Your money is protected on the server, not by a promise. Anything touching money needs a confirmation tied to the exact values you saw, and the margin guard blocks a price below your minimum, even when an outside AI asks for it.
- Profit, not just sales. An order counts only once your payment provider confirms the money, and profit is worked out after fees, shipping, cost of goods and refunds.
- Open to your own AI. Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini connect to your store over MCP and pass through exactly the same brakes.
- Five ways to build, one system behind them. A ready theme, designing by chat with Pulse, your own code, outside builders like Lovable or Webflow, or your own AI. Checkout, orders, customers and money stay in one place.
- 0% of your sales. One flat monthly plan. When your store grows, our cut doesn’t, because there isn’t one.
- Built by someone who sold. Or Avrahami, a practical electronics and computer engineer, ran an online store on Shopify and built what that store needed. That became Waise.
Sources
This page describes what exists in Waise’s code. The only competitor source here is Shopify’s official page.
- help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/shopify-payments/supported-countries The list of Shopify Payments countries. Israel is not on it. Checked 2026-11-08
- www.shopify.com/pricing Plan prices and the fee with a third-party provider. US list prices. Checked 2026-11-08
Updated
Written and checked by Or Avrahami, Founder of Waise ·
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