Ad+KPAdyen + KwickPhone
Beta — available now
Payments · Adyen

Take payment on the call, through Adyen.

KwickPhone collects payment right on the phone — PCI-compliant (SAQ-A) — through Adyen. It charges a card on file or takes a new one, tokenized and secure, with no one ever reading a card number out loud.

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Answers 24/7English & SpanishPCI-compliantNo new hardware
🚀 The Adyen connector is built and in beta. KwickPhone answers the call and takes the order today, and the direct Adyen connection is ready to enable — some accounts need Adyen partner approval first. Request access → and we’ll switch it on.
A real Adyen business taking a call while KwickPhone answers
What you’ll need

Get your Adyen details ready

Connection type: API key

  • API key — Adyen API key
  • Merchant account — your Adyen merchant account
  • Environment — test or live (+ live URL prefix)

Have these ready and connecting takes a minute.

How it works

Get paid on the call with Adyen.

01

Answers every call

24/7, on the first ring, in English or Spanish — while you run the floor or work the job.

02

Charges securely

The card is tokenized through Adyen — it never touches your servers or ours (PCI SAQ-A). A card on file, or a new one, charged on the call.

03

Money lands, receipt sent

The payment settles through Adyen to your account, and the caller gets a receipt by text — and no chargebacks from a misheard digit.

Charge on the callCard-on-file, tokenizedGlobal processor

Questions

Do I have to switch processors?
No — if you process with Adyen, KwickPhone charges through it. The card is tokenized (PCI SAQ-A) and no number is ever read aloud.
Can it take payment on the call?
Yes — fully PCI-compliant. It charges a card on file or takes a new one, and no one reads a card number out loud.
How long does setup take?
Minutes. Sign up yourself and set it up by talking — no website or typing required.

Take payment on the call with Adyen.

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