Konbini, meaning “convenience store” in Japanese, is a widely used payment method in Japan for online purchases. When customers choose Konbini payment, they receive a payment slip with a unique barcode and payment information from the online merchant. They can then take this slip to any participating convenience store, such as 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, or Lawson, and pay cash. The merchant then receives the payment confirmation.
Konbini provides a convenient way for customers who prefer to pay cash to make online purchases.
Konbini stores are ubiquitous in Japan, making it easy for customers to find a location to make a payment.
Konbini payments are generally considered secure, as they involve a physical payment at a trusted location.
Allows for online purchases to be paid for in cash at a convenience store.
Customers receive a payment slip with a barcode and payment information from the online merchant.
Konbini payments are accepted at a vast network of convenience stores across Japan.
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