Silent decline diagnosis
The specific card type, amount threshold or regional rule causing checkout to fail without an error the merchant ever sees.
PAYMENT REPAIR · 3–7 DAYS
Checkout that declines cards it should accept, fixed
Payment gateways fail quietly. A card type, an amount threshold or a regional rule causes a decline, the customer retries twice and leaves, and the merchant never learns the sale existed.
A payment repair finds the specific condition causing the failure and fixes it, usually by moving checkout to a processor that resolves those edge cases properly rather than patching around a gateway that was never built to handle them.
WHAT WE FIX
Four causes behind most checkout failures
Each one is diagnosed against the specific condition that triggers it, not guessed at from a support ticket.
Gateway migration to Stripe
Where the existing gateway is the actual problem, checkout moves to a processor that handles the edge cases in milliseconds.
Multi-currency handling
Correct conversion and display for a shopper and a merchant who are rarely pricing in the same currency.
Settlement that reconciles
Split payments across multiple vendors or partners, fixed so the numbers add up rather than just so the error stops appearing.
MEASURED, NOT CLAIMED
What a proper fix looks like
A full ecommerce rebuild, not a repair, but the same underlying failure.
BEFORE2811 plugins, card type failures
→ AFTER98Stripe checkout
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WHAT IT COSTS
No published price
A configuration fix and a full gateway migration are different jobs under the same service name.
Every payment repair is scoped in writing before anything starts, once we know whether the fix is configuration or a migration. Third-party services, including Stripe's own fees, are billed at cost. We do not mark up other people's software.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions about payment repair
The ones that come up before anyone agrees to anything.
Payment gateways fail quietly. A card type, an amount threshold or a regional rule causes a decline, the customer retries twice and leaves, and the merchant never learns the sale existed. We test the checkout against the specific conditions that trigger silent failures, rather than waiting for a customer to complain.
Not always, but often. Stripe resolves card and currency edge cases in milliseconds and handles single and multi-vendor settlement properly, which is why it is our default. If your existing gateway is not the actual problem, we fix the configuration instead of replacing it.
Yes. Split payments across multiple sellers or partners is one of the more common reasons a checkout breaks silently, since most off-the-shelf plugins were never built for it. We repair the settlement logic so it reconciles, not just so it stops erroring.
Three to seven days, depending on whether the fix is configuration, a gateway migration, or untangling a multi-vendor settlement problem. You get a written summary of what was failing, what changed, and how to test the checkout yourself once it ships.
Send us your website address. We will tell you what is failing at checkout.
The free technical audit covers speed, security, search visibility and total cost, and can be scoped to include a checkout review. Two days, no charge, no obligation.
Payment repair sits alongside three other scoped fixes for a site you already have.