Thryft Ship Payments: The Complete Guide

4 min read · Updated June 2026

Everything you need to start taking payments on Thryft Ship — onboard, set your preferences, share your link, and track your money. Here’s the whole flow.

Quick start
  • Onboard in Settings → Accept Payments (3–5 min, required for payouts).
  • Customize Pay Later and Fee on Me to match how you sell.
  • Share your checkout link (or submit link) with customers.
  • Track payments and payouts from your Payments and Payouts tabs.

Set up payments in 4 steps

  1. Onboard

    Go to Settings → Accept Payments and complete onboarding (about 3–5 minutes). This is required before you can take payments or receive payouts.

  2. Customize your settings

    Set Fee on Me (cover the processing fee so customers pay an exact total) and Pay Later (a second submit link for no-payment submissions).

  3. Share your link

    Send your checkout link so customers can pay. See How Customers Pay.

  4. Track your money

    Watch payments come in on your Payments tab, and your balance and transfers on Payouts.

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Run a $1 test first Before sharing widely, run a quick $1 test charge to confirm everything looks right end to end.
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Secure by default Payments run through Stripe — card details are handled by Stripe and never stored by you or your customers’ sellers. (Sales tax support is coming soon.)

Explore the details

Taking Venmo or PayPal as well

Once Payments is on, you can also show Venmo and PayPal on your checkout page under Other payment options. These are external — the buyer pays you directly, we don’t process or track the money, and the order isn’t marked paid until you confirm you’ve seen it.

Because we’re not processing them, there’s no 2% platform fee on these orders and they don’t count toward your payment volume.

Common questions

Do I have to onboard before taking payments?

Yes — onboarding (Settings → Accept Payments) is required before you can accept payments or receive payouts.

Where do I see my money?

On your Payments tab for incoming payments, and Payouts for your balance and transfers.

Is there sales tax?

Sales tax support is coming soon.