Offline payments provide a seamless solution for event organizers who need to handle registrations that involve non-digital payment methods, such as bank transfers, checks, or cash. Zuddl’s offline payment feature ensures that even those who are unable to pay online can still register and attend events, while allowing event organizers to easily track these transactions. This functionality helps create a flexible, inclusive registration process, catering to all attendees regardless of their preferred payment method.

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Why use offline payments?

Not every participant will have access to or be comfortable with online payment options, and offline payments provide the necessary flexibility. For a large corporate event, some companies might prefer to register multiple employees and pay for their tickets using a bank transfer, rather than paying individually online. The ability to accept offline payments ensures that these companies can still attend without issues, while organizers can track the payments efficiently.

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Enabling offline payments

Zuddl makes it easy to enable offline payments within the platform. Organizers can activate the offline payment method in the settings, providing a simple way for attendees to select this option during the registration process. Offlinepayment Pn

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Managing offline payments

Once an attendee selects the offline payment option and registers, the event organizer will need to manually confirm the payment when received. Zuddl provides a simple interface for tracking these payments, so organizers can mark transactions as “Paid” once the payment has been processed. This helps keep everything organized and ensures that no attendee is missed.

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Supported payment methods

Zuddl supports multiple offline payment methods, including bank transfers, checks, and cash. Event organizers can configure which methods are available based on their preferences and regional requirements. This flexibility ensures that the event accommodates different payment practices across industries and regions.

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