Take payments — Stripe or Payrexx

Flok does not hold your money. You connect your club’s own payment account, and what people pay lands in your bank — not in ours, and not via us.

Choosing one

Under Settings → Financial settings, pick Stripe or Payrexx.

	Worth knowing
Stripe	Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay. Available everywhere, straightforward to open
Payrexx	Swiss, and the easy route to TWINT — which for many Swiss clubs is the method members actually want

You can only have one active at a time. Most clubs here choose Payrexx for TWINT.

Connecting it

You paste keys from your provider’s own dashboard. Flok stores them encrypted and they are never shown back to you in full — only enough to recognise which account is connected.

Each provider also needs a webhook, which is how your provider tells Flok that money has arrived. Flok shows you the exact address to paste. Without it, payments succeed and Flok never finds out, so the invoice stays open and the member gets a reminder they do not deserve.

Caution

Use your live keys when you are ready to take real money, and your test keys while you are trying it out. A club that leaves test keys in place sells tickets that were never paid for.

What it switches on

Once connected:

• invoices carry a payment link, so a member can pay from their phone
• event tickets can be sold on the public page
• walk-ins at the door can pay by QR instead of cash
• payments book themselves into your accounts if you keep books in Flok

Without a provider

Everything still works. Invoices become documents with your bank details, tickets are reserved rather than bought, and the door takes cash. Plenty of clubs run this way for years.