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Set a fallback payment provider

Choose which payment provider a webshop offers to players who don't match any routing rule.
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Set a fallback payment provider to give players an external payment option when they don't match any routing rules. The fallback is a single provider that the webshop offers only when no routing rule applies to the player.
Use a fallback when you want every player to have an external payment option, regardless of your routing rules. If you don't set a fallback, players who don't match a routing rule aren't offered an external payment provider.
For more information about how provider selection works, refer to Payment provider routing in webshops.

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you meet the following prerequisites:
  • A webshop in your project. Refer to Create a webshop.
  • At least one payment provider connected to the project. Refer to Payment providers.

Set the fallback provider

To set the fallback provider, follow these steps:
  1. Open your webshop in the Unity Dashboard.
  2. In the Edit view, go to the Catalog & payment provider section.
  3. From the Fallback provider dropdown, select the payment provider to offer players who match no routing rule.
After you select a provider, the webshop offers it at checkout to players who match no routing rule. The change applies on each player's next session, so you don't need to publish the webshop again.
To remove the external payment option for these players, select None. To target specific players with specific providers, refer to Payment provider routing in webshops.

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