Ways to Pay at Everything Airbrush
- At Everything Airbrush, we understand that flexibility in payment is key. That’s why we offer a variety of convenient options, from immediate purchases to easy instalment plans. Here’s a brief overview of what’s available:
Klarna
- Klarna provides flexible payment solutions to streamline your online shopping experience.
All services are primarily managed through their mobile app, allowing you to track spending and manage payments on the go.
Payment Options:
Pay now: Make a direct, immediate payment at the time of purchase.
Pay later: Defer your full payment to a specified future date, typically within 30 days.
Pay in instalments: Split your purchase into several interest-free payments over a set period, making larger purchases more manageable.
Key Features and Benefits:
Convenience: Offers flexible payment options to simplify online shopping.
Accessibility: Enables access to products with delayed payment, potentially increasing affordability.
Financial Management Tools: Provides app-based tools to track spending and manage finances.
Considerations:
Responsible Spending: Always ensure you can afford payments to avoid fees and negative impacts on your credit score.
Regulation: Be aware that some “Pay in 3” and “Pay in 30 days” options may be unregulated credit agreements in certain regions, potentially lacking the same consumer protections as regulated credit products.
Apple Pay
- Apple Pay is a secure, contactless mobile payment and digital wallet service for Apple device users, offering a digital replacement for physical cards in stores, online, and within apps.
Detailed Explanation:
Digital Wallet: Securely stores your credit, debit, or prepaid card information in the Wallet app on your Apple device.
Contactless Payments: Uses Near-Field Communication (NFC) for tap-to-pay transactions at compatible terminals.
Secure Transactions: Employs unique Device Account Numbers, biometric authentication (Touch ID/Face ID), or passcodes, ensuring your actual card details are never shared with merchants or Apple.
Widespread Acceptance: Accepted at a growing number of retailers and online platforms supporting contactless payments or Apple Pay integration.
In-App and Online Purchases: Seamlessly make purchases within apps and on websites.
Amazon Pay
- Amazon Pay is an online payment service that allows customers to use their existing Amazon account information for purchases on external websites and apps, streamlining checkout and enhancing security.
Key Features and Benefits:
Convenience: Eliminates the need to re-enter payment and shipping details on different websites.
Security: Leverages Amazon’s robust security measures, with eligible purchases backed by the Amazon A-to-z Guarantee.
Familiar Experience: Offers a seamless checkout for existing Amazon account holders.
No Additional Fees: Provided to customers at no extra cost.
PayPal
- PayPal is a comprehensive online payment system functioning as a digital wallet, allowing users to send/receive money, make online purchases, and manage transactions by linking various payment methods.
What it Does:
Online Payments: Facilitates purchases at millions of online retailers globally.
Digital Wallet: Securely stores payment information, letting users select their preferred payment method per transaction.
Currency Conversion: Handles international currency conversions for cross-border transactions.
Security: Encrypts financial information and acts as a secure intermediary between users and recipients.
Key Features:
Link Multiple Payment Methods: Connect bank accounts, credit cards, and debit cards.
PayPal Balance: Store and use funds directly within your PayPal balance.
Mobile App: Manage accounts and make payments on the go via iOS and Android apps.
PayPal Credit: Offers a credit service for eligible users to make purchases and pay later.
Card Payments
(Visa/Mastercard)

- Card payments are a widely used form of cashless transaction, enabling customers to purchase goods or services electronically using credit or debit cards, both in person and online.
Key Components:
Payment Card: A physical (debit, credit, or prepaid) card used for transactions.
Cardholder: The individual owning and using the card.
Merchant: The business selling goods or services.
Acquirer: The payment service provider that processes card payments for the merchant.
Types of Card Payments:
In-person (POS): Transactions at physical locations using a card reader for in-store purchases.
Contactless: Payments by tapping a card or mobile device near a reader, often without a PIN for smaller amounts for instore purchases up to £100.00
Online: Payments made via websites or apps using card details.
Benefits of Card Payments:
Convenience: Offers a practical alternative to cash, especially for online or larger purchases.
Security: Incorporates various measures to protect cardholder information.
Speed: Transactions are typically processed quickly, ensuring a smooth checkout.
Record Keeping: Provides a clear digital record of purchases for budgeting and expense tracking.