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Auto service fees

Hello, is there any option to create an auto service fees to be applied on API checkout similar to links if client choose Tabby or Tamara ?

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  • Ankur Jain

    Team•

    Dec 15, 2025

    Hello!

    Thank you for your query.

    Currently, for Hosted Checkout (API Checkout), there is no built-in option on Nomod to automatically apply service fees similar to Links when a customer chooses Tabby or Tamara.

    However, you can handle service or platform fees on your own side for Checkout integrations. Since the checkout page and flow are designed and controlled by your website, you can add platform fees or service fees to the total order amount based on your own logic (for example, 5% of the order value).

    You can then pass the final amount (item amount + applicable fees) to Nomod Checkout for payment processing.

    Please let us know if you have any other questions, we will be happy to help.

    Best regards,
    Nomod Team

    • Oussama Zerki

      •

      Dec 15, 2025

      Unfortunately, won't work for us that why, as we need to charge different fees when client click on Tabby or Tamara, and no additional fees when they pay by card.

      • Ankur Jain

        Team•

        Dec 15, 2025

        Hi,

        Thank you for the clarification.

        As I mentioned, presently, we do not support an auto service fee feature for Hosted Checkout. We are actively discussing this internally and plan to include it in our product roadmap in an upcoming release.

        For now, we recommend using the Nomod Links API solution:
        https://nomod.com/docs/api-reference/generate-link

        This solution offers the same capabilities as the Links feature available on the app, including the ability to control and apply service fees based on your requirements (similar to how you manage fees for links created through the app).

        Please review this option and let us know if you have any other questions. Hope this helps.

        Best regards,

        Nomod Team