How to Start an E-commerce Website in Sri Lanka: Step by Step
From product list and payments to delivery and launch, the practical steps to start selling online in Sri Lanka.
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Your payment gateway decides how smooth checkout feels and how quickly money reaches your account. Sri Lankan businesses can choose between bank-provided internet payment gateways and independent payment service providers. Rather than recommend one brand, here’s how to compare them.
Most providers review your website before approving you. Make sure you have clear product pages with prices, a refund and returns policy, delivery information, terms and conditions, a privacy policy and contact details. We set these up as part of every e-commerce build.
If you sell gems, tea, apparel or tours to overseas buyers, check whether the gateway accepts foreign cards and supports USD pricing. Showing prices in the buyer’s currency also helps. This website, for example, converts LKR prices to USD, GBP and EUR.
Card payments, bank transfer with slip upload and cash on delivery cover most Sri Lankan customers. Each extra option removes a reason not to buy.
We integrate the major Sri Lankan gateways and international ones that support LKR and USD. If a provider offers a WooCommerce plugin or API, we can integrate it.
It varies by provider, often from a few days to a few weeks. Apply early, ideally while the website is being built.
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