# How to Add a Payment to an Order
> Source: https://development.fuze-store.com/docs/store/payment-method/adding-payment-to-order

# How to Add a Payment to an Order

You can add a payment to any order in Fuze Store POS before submitting it. The system supports multiple payment methods and calculates change automatically.

**Your store collects the money directly.** Fuze Store does not process card or e-wallet payments for you. The customer pays cash, taps your own card terminal, or scans your own GCash/Maya/bank QR code. You then **record** that payment here so your sales stay accurate. Because you collect the money yourself, a payment never "fails" or sits pending in the app — once you take it, you record it as done.

## Step-by-Step Guide

1. Go to the **POS Register** by selecting **Register** under the POS section in the menu.
2. Add items to the order as usual.
3. Collect the payment from the customer using your own channel — take the cash, run your card terminal, or show your store's QR code for them to scan.
4. Click the **Menu** button in the order summary, then select **Add Payment**.
5. Choose the payment method the customer used (such as Cash, Credit Card, GCash, or Bank Transfer).
6. Enter the amount received. The system calculates any change automatically. For non-cash payments you can also note a reference number (such as the GCash reference or card slip number).
7. Click **Submit** or **Complete Order** to finalize the order. The payment is recorded right away.

## Tips

- Double-check that the payment actually arrived before you record it.
- You can use split payments if a customer wants to pay with more than one method.
- Always confirm the amount received for cash payments to ensure correct change.
- For card or e-wallet payments, keep the terminal slip or transaction reference in case you need to look it up later.

## Best Practices

- Train your staff on how to process each payment type.
- Keep your payment methods up to date in store settings.
- Review payment records regularly for accurate tracking.