Riverty provides payment, accounting, and debt collection products for businesses, alongside payment tools for consumers across online shopping, mobility, and bill payments. Its merchant Buy Now, Pay Later service supports checkout through post-purchase, with options including 14- or 30-day invoices, monthly invoices, direct debit, Pay in 3, and fixed installments. Pay in 3 is described as three equal, zero-interest payments designed for Dutch consumers. Merchants can connect through existing payment service provider or platform setups; named partners include Adyen, Mollie, Pay, and Buckaroo. Supported merchant platforms include Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, Shopware, PrestaShop, Lightspeed, JTL, and OXID eSale. Enterprise integrations can use a developer portal with APIs, sandbox environments, integration guides, and test credentials. The service supports omnichannel checkout, scheduled merchant settlement, and a merchant dashboard. Consumers can use the Android and iOS app to check due dates, adjust or schedule payments, manage returns, and track refunds. The company says it became a brand in 2022 and traces its roots to a financial services business founded in the 1960s. Pricing depends on setup and integration; merchants are directed to their PSP or Riverty sales for details.
Who it is for
Riverty suits merchants seeking checkout payment choices and consumer account tools for shoppers using its payment options. It also serves businesses needing payment, accounting, or debt collection products.
What is good
- Supports web, iOS, Android, and API access.
- Integrates with named PSPs and commerce platforms.
- Consumer app tracks due dates and refunds.
- Offers several invoice and installment terms.
What to know first
- Pricing depends on setup and integration.
- Pay in 3 is designed for Dutch consumers.
Verdict
Riverty combines merchant checkout options with consumer payment management and business financial products. Merchants should confirm pricing for their setup and integration before proceeding.
Get started with Riverty
- Open the Riverty website
- Contact Riverty sales or your payment service provider for pricing
- Connect through an existing PSP or supported commerce platform
- Use the developer portal for APIs, sandbox access, guides, and test credentials
- Offer available invoice, installment, direct-debit, or Pay in 3 options
Limits to know first
Pricing is provided on request and depends on the setup and integration. For online shopping, postponing payment by seven days is free; extensions of 14, 30, or 60 days cost a fee.
Questions about Riverty
What does Riverty provide?
It offers payment, accounting, and debt-collection products for businesses, plus consumer payment-management tools.
Which repayment choices are available?
Options include 14- or 30-day invoices, monthly invoices, direct debit, Pay in 3, fixed installments, and fixed terms of 6, 12, or 24 months.
Which platforms can merchants integrate?
Named platforms include Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, Shopware, PrestaShop, Lightspeed, JTL, and OXID eSale.
Is Riverty free?
No. Riverty uses a paid model, with pricing provided on request.
Where is the consumer app available?
Riverty links to the App Store and Google Play, and lists Android and iOS support.
What regions are listed for consumers?
The listed regions are Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Norway, and De.
Riverty plans and pricing
All plansCompared on buy now, pay later platforms
- Checkout channels
- omnichannel
- Repayment terms
- 14 days; 30 days; monthly invoice; 3 equal payments over 60 or 90 days; fixed installments over 3, 6, 12, or 24 months
- Merchant platforms
- Shopify; Magento; WooCommerce; Shopware; PrestaShop; Lightspeed; JTL; OXID eSales; Myshop; Divide.o
- Merchant settlement
- scheduled
- Consumer regions
- Germany; Austria; Switzerland; Netherlands; Belgium; Sweden; Finland; Norway; Denmark
- Merchant dashboard
- Yes
