Feature
Add a payment field to forms that need checkout
A payment field connects the information-gathering part of a form with the checkout step. Use it for invoices, deposits, donations, registrations, orders, and other workflows where the response and payment belong together.
Payment Field for cleaner online forms
Use the right feature deliberately so the form is easier to complete, easier to manage, and easier to connect to the rest of your work.
- Collect fixed amounts, custom entered amounts, or multiple payment options.
- Show a clearer checkout summary before sending the payer through the connected provider.
- Support provider-specific methods such as Stripe cards, wallets, ACH, and eligible buy-now-pay-later options.
- Keep payment context attached to the submitted form response.
Common payment field workflows
- Add a payment field to the form.
- Choose the connected payment provider and amount type.
- Configure allowed payment methods, fees, or options where needed.
- Test the public form before collecting real payments.
Payment Field with the form context attached
- Set the payment contextUse fixed amounts, selected options, or supporting fields so the checkout matches the form.
- Use provider checkoutKeep sensitive payment details with the connected payment provider instead of regular form fields.
- Review the submissionSee the order, donation, invoice, or registration context alongside the submitted form details.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
01Can one payment field support different amounts?
Yes. Maxforms includes fixed, custom, and multiple-option payment amount patterns.
02Does Maxforms process the merchant fees itself?
No. Maxforms builds the form and payment workflow; merchant processing is handled by the connected payment provider.
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