Pillar · Payments

COD, bKash and Nagad — the way Bangladesh actually pays

Cash on delivery is the default because it converts. Mobile wallets are there for buyers who prefer to prepay, and everything is priced, recorded and reported in taka.

A shopper paying for an order with a mobile wallet

01Cash on delivery first

COD is selected by default at checkout. The order is created immediately, stock is reserved, and payment is reconciled when the courier remits.

  • No prepayment friction
  • Order and payment status tracked separately
  • COD fees visible per order

02bKash and Nagad

Buyers who prefer mobile wallets can pay with bKash or Nagad. The chosen method and reference are stored on the order so reconciliation is a lookup, not a hunt.

  • Method captured at checkout
  • Reference stored on the order record
  • Filter orders by payment method

03Taka-native accounting

Every figure in DropShop BD is BDT. Supplier USD cost is converted at import, and margin, revenue and payouts are all reported in taka with no mental arithmetic.

  • Cost, price and margin per product
  • Revenue and average order value in ৳
  • Monospaced figures so numbers line up

04Safe by construction

Orders arriving from the public storefront go through a hardened intake endpoint: validated input, idempotency keys and no direct database writes from the browser.

  • Idempotency key prevents duplicate orders on retry
  • Server-side validation on every field
  • Row-level security isolates each store's orders

Questions

Do you take a cut of my sales?
No transaction cut on the free plan — see the pricing page for plan details.
Can I disable COD?
Yes, payment methods are configurable per store.
Is card payment supported?
Not yet. COD, bKash and Nagad cover the overwhelming majority of Bangladeshi orders.

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