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AgencyHandy supports three manual payment methods in addition to Stripe and PayPal: Bank Transfer, Crypto, and Wise. Each is designed for a specific type of client or workflow. All three require you to manually mark an invoice as Paid after you receive the funds, since AgencyHandy cannot automatically confirm off-platform transfers.
Only SuperAdmin and Admin roles can enable or configure these payment methods.

Bank Transfer

The Bank Transfer method lets you accept manual wire or ACH payments from clients. You provide your banking details through a rich-text editor, and AgencyHandy displays those instructions to clients during checkout and inside the invoice.

Enable Bank Transfer

1

Open Bank Payment settings

In the left sidebar, go to Integrations → Bank Payment Method.
2

Fill in your transfer instructions

Use the rich-text editor to enter your banking details. Include all fields your clients need to complete the transfer:
  • Recipient’s Name
  • Account Number
  • Bank Name
  • Routing Number
  • Account Type (e.g., Checking, Savings)
  • Bank Address
You can also add memos, notes, or a support contact. There is no character limit, and the editor supports bold, underline, lists, links, and image formatting.
3

Set proof of payment requirement (optional)

Toggle Payment Screenshot is Required if you want clients to upload a screenshot before their order is processed.
  • Enabled — clients must upload a valid screenshot at checkout. No order is created until a file is uploaded.
  • Disabled — clients can proceed without uploading proof. The order and invoice are created immediately.
4

Save

Click Update to save your setup. Click Cancel to discard changes.

Client experience

When a client selects Bank Transfer at checkout, they see your custom transfer instructions. If proof is required, a file-upload prompt appears and the order is held until they upload a screenshot.After you receive the funds in your bank account, open the invoice in AgencyHandy and manually mark it as Paid to release the order.
Include a unique reference code in your instructions (e.g., the invoice number) so you can match incoming transfers to specific orders without confusion.