As a follow-up of the above-mention option, you can also leverage split payment option. Here, you can ask a customer to pay a certain amount upfront and the rest at the time of delivery.
The benefit you ask? Let’s take an example for further clarification.
Mr. X wants to buy a refurbished Samsung Galaxy S20FE from ABC.com. Now, the price of the phone is highly tempting and it fits Mr. X’s budget. But, since he has never bought any item from ABC.com, he is reluctant on placing a prepaid order.
He then saw that the site offers him an option to pay INR 10,000 via a prepaid payment method and the rest at the time of delivery – either in cash or via an online payment mode. Mr. X found this to be a very good option and without second thoughts, placed an order.
The advantage here was that ABC.com received a token amount from the customer which ensures that the customer is willing to buy the product. In such a case, the risk of
return-to-origin becomes minima. Meanwhile, from a customer’s point of view, Mr. X did not have to pay the entire amount and satisfying their fear of losing all the money in case the phone did not get delivered. It’s a win-win.

The ratio of
cash on delivery and prepaid order conversions in this case is higher, helping businesses reduce the risk of losses as well.
GoKwik offers split payment feature to many of its partner merchants, helping them bag prepaid payment conversions and reducing a customer’s remorse
post-purchase.