Konbini

Learn about Konbini.

Konbini is a payment method that requires a user to complete an order by paying at a store using a receipt number or a bank.

Konbini is a set of small convenience stores from brands like 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson, etc. These stores are very popular in Japan because they are nearly on every corner, so everybody can pay for everything very quickly without the need to have a credit card or other electronic-enabled payment options. Konbini is a delayed fulfillment payment method, meaning fulfillment occurs after authorization and settlement.

Konbini is a delayed fulfillment payment method, which means fulfillment happens after authorization and settlement.

Additional setup required: If you are interested in using Konbini, contact your Customer Success Manager. The Customer Success Manager will send instructions to file an application form to obtain a client's unique ship ID from a local payment gateway. They will assist in completing the form in Japanese.

How to configure

How you configure Konbini depends on whether you're using DigitalRiver.js with Elements or Drop-in payments.

DigitalRiver.js with Elements	Drop-in payments
Configuring Konbini	Drop-in Payments Integration Guide

How it works

Konbini uses a delayed payment flow.

Supported markets

For information on supported markets and currencies for Drop-in and DigitalRiver.js, go to:

• Payment Method Guide: digitalriver.com/payment-method-guide

• Country Guide: digitalriver.com/country-guide/