How Designifer Collects from Clients Across Three Continents, with Zero Security Issues

A startup design studio collects globally on WooCommerce, with multi-currency support added when it was needed.

At a glance: 3 weeks Onboarding to first transaction · 3 continents Live clients in Europe, the Americas, and Africa · 0 Security incidents reported to date

The challenge

Designifer needed to bill international design clients without putting customers through a clunky checkout or risking card-data exposure. PayPal worked, but the founder wanted a payment partner that would adapt to a WooCommerce-based site and support multiple currencies natively, without forcing the business into enterprise-level documentation upfront.

The solution

Designifer onboarded onto XPay in about three weeks, including a brief delay around multi-currency support in WooCommerce that XPay's product team resolved by updating the plugin to fit the use case. In the meantime, the founder used XPay Payment Links to send clients direct, branded payment links, the simplest path to going live without rebuilding the website.

The results

Designifer has sent payment links to clients across Europe, the Americas, and Africa with no reported security complaints or card-data leakage. Even before the WooCommerce integration is finalised, the team is collecting predictably and tracking every transaction inside the XPay dashboard, including renewals, failures, and refunds.

Built for businesses that need to move fast

Designifer's experience captured something specific about XPay's positioning: a payment partner that doesn't demand enterprise paperwork before a small business can start collecting online, and one that updates the product when a real customer hits a real edge case.

"It's secure. I've sent links to clients across Europe, the US, and Africa, and not one of them has ever complained about a breach or a problem."

Founder, Designifer