From "pending" to "paid" without you.
D613 Pay watches the mailbox your bank alerts land in, verifies each payment, and confirms the matching order — with anything ambiguous held safely for review.
A branded pay page
Your customer picks a rail and lands on a theme-matched page with your QR code, handle, the exact amount, and a pre-filled Order:#### memo to copy.
They mark it sent
The order becomes Pending, stock is held, and both you and the customer get a branded email. Nothing ships yet.
Your bank emails you
Seconds later your bank (or Venmo/PayPal/Cash App) sends its usual 'you received money' alert to the address on file — the inbox you connect.
Is it really the bank?
Every alert is checked against DKIM/DMARC — the same signatures your mail server validates — so a spoofed 'payment' email can never confirm an order.
Memo + exact amount
We match the payment to the order by its memo and the exact amount. One payment can never satisfy two orders; re-reads never double-count.
The order flips to Paid
The order moves to Processing and your customer gets their confirmation automatically. You did nothing.
Anything unusual waits for you.
Auto-Verify only auto-confirms the clean, unambiguous cases. Everything else lands in a needs-review queue where you decide with one click — never a wrong order marked paid.
- check_circle No order number in the memo → review
- check_circle Amount doesn't match the order → review
- check_circle Held funds (e.g. new Venmo business holds) → review until released
- check_circle Partial payment → 'Partial paid' + an automatic balance email
The power-user tools.
AI reconciliation
Paste a bank statement blob; the assistant proposes matches. You confirm — it never changes an order on its own.
Split & partial payments
Accept several payments toward one order, absorb a small fee within a tolerance you set, and auto-email the balance.
Live activity feed
Every confirmation, review item, and state change — with a full audit log you can trust.
See it run on your store.
Join stores using D613 Pay to accept direct payments and automate confirmation.