Can I change the default payment providers in Webflow to local Indonesian options?

Webflow does not natively support changing its default payment providers (Stripe, PayPal) to local Indonesian options like Doku, Xendit, or Midtrans. Here's what you need to know and possible workarounds.

1. Webflow’s Built-In E-commerce Payment Options

• Webflow’s e-commerce system is tightly integrated with Stripe (for credit card payments) and PayPal.
• There is no setting to add local Indonesian gateways directly into the native checkout process.
• Stripe is currently not available for Indonesian businesses, which can be a roadblock for launching a Webflow-native e-commerce store in Indonesia.

2. Use Third-Party Cart Integrations

To support local payments, you can use an external cart or checkout service that supports Indonesian payment gateways:

• Foxy.io integrates with Webflow and supports a wide range of payment gateways, including Xendit and Midtrans.
• You control the cart and checkout flow via Foxy.
• Webflow only manages the front-end catalog or product listings.
• Snipcart also offers more flexible gateway integrations than Webflow, though specific support for Indonesian options may be limited.
• You’ll need to embed these carts onto Webflow pages using custom embeds and form capture.

3. Build a Custom Checkout Flow

For advanced users or teams:

• Design the front-end in Webflow.
• Use Webflow Forms to collect order data.
• On form submission, use Zapier, Make (Integromat), or custom code to send data to your local payment platform (like Xendit or Midtrans).
• This requires handling most of the e-commerce logic outside Webflow, including inventory, confirmation emails, etc.

4. Consider CMS + Manual Fulfillment

If you offer simple products or services:

• Use Webflow CMS to list products.
• Include a “Buy Now” button that redirects users to a third-party hosted checkout page (from Midtrans, Xendit, or similar).
• Handle orders manually or via backend automation.

Summary

Webflow does not allow changing default payment providers to local Indonesian gateways. To support local payments, you’ll need to integrate with third-party services like Foxy or build a custom checkout flow using Webflow’s design tools and external platforms like Xendit or Midtrans.