Webflow does not currently support changing the default payment providers to local Indonesian options like DOKU, Xendit, or Midtrans. Webflow Ecommerce uses Stripe and PayPal as its built-in, default payment processors.
1. Webflow's Built-in Payment Providers
- Stripe is the primary gateway for credit/debit card payments.
- PayPal can be offered as an alternative at checkout.
- Webflow does not support custom gateways for direct checkout customization in its native platform.
2. Stripe Availability in Indonesia
- Stripe is not officially available in Indonesia for local businesses.
- Indonesian merchants may not be able to create Stripe accounts unless they are registered in supported countries.
3. Workarounds Using Third-Party Services
To use local Indonesian payment providers, consider these options:
- Integrate third-party platforms that support local gateways with Webflow using tools like:
- Shopify Buy Button: Use Shopify (which supports Xendit via plugin) for checkout and embed it into a Webflow site.
- Snipcart: Allows integration with some third-party gateways via custom configurations.
- Memberstack/Outseta + Zapier/Make: Can bridge payments using custom logic, though not ideal for full ecommerce flows.
- These solutions typically involve embed codes, API connections, or external redirects—not a native Webflow checkout.
4. Custom Code & API Approach
- You can build a custom checkout using custom forms and client-side JavaScript, then use API calls to your Indonesian payment processor.
- This requires advanced development skills and bypasses Webflow's built-in ecommerce system.
Summary
Webflow does not allow replacing Stripe or PayPal with local Indonesian payment providers. For local gateways like Midtrans or Xendit, you’ll need to use third-party tools or build custom checkout flows outside Webflow’s native ecommerce system.