BLIK, Przelewy24 and other payments in a Shopify store in Poland
Updated: 11 November 2026
Polish customers pay mostly with BLIK and instant bank transfers, and only then by card. If their favourite method is missing at checkout, many abandon the cart. Here is how to add Polish payment methods to a Shopify store and how to tell customers about them before they reach checkout.
The most popular payment methods in Poland
- BLIK: a code from the banking app, today the most popular payment method in Polish e-commerce.
- Instant bank transfers (pay-by-link) through Przelewy24, PayU or Tpay.
- Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
- Pay later, e.g. PayPo, Twisto or BLIK Pay Later.
- Cash on delivery, still important to some customers.
How to add them in Shopify
- Check Shopify Payments (Settings > Payments). For stores in Poland with PLN as the currency, BLIK is available as a local payment method.
- If you need pay-by-link or a specific provider, install the official Przelewy24, PayU or Tpay app from the Shopify App Store.
- Compare fees: they depend on the provider, your turnover and your industry.
- Place a test order with each method, also on a phone.
Tell customers before checkout
Customers decide whether to buy before they see the checkout. BLIK, Przelewy24 and pay later icons under the Add to cart button answer “how will I pay?” at the most important moment. Add short trust points next to them: secure payment, fast delivery, 14-day returns.
Don't forget returns
Customers buying online in Poland have 14 days to withdraw from the purchase without giving a reason. Explain clearly in your terms and on the product page how returns work and how you refund. That builds more trust than many promotions.
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