Paysight Updates: Summer 2026

PAYSIGHT UPDATES

Summer has been busy at Paysight. Over the past few months, we have shipped improvements across onboarding, checkout, payments, integrations, reporting, and the operational tools merchants rely on every day. At the same time, we have refreshed how we tell the Paysight story and taken more of our conversations on the road.

The full product changelog goes into the details. This is the shorter version: a quick look at what has changed, what it means for merchants, and where Paysight is heading next.

A faster path from Shopify connection to first checkout

Shopify onboarding now gives teams a clearer path from connecting a store to preparing it for live traffic. Merchants can follow setup progress, work through the key configuration steps, and begin preparing their store while the remaining work continues in the background.

We have also redesigned the checkout and store-management experience. Branding, products, tracking, shipping, discounts, subscriptions, upsells, payment methods, and custom logic are easier to manage from one place, with more flexibility for different storefronts and customer journeys.

The goal is simple: less setup friction, fewer disconnected tools, and a faster route from an idea to a checkout that is ready to convert.

More ways to pay, and more control behind the scenes

This summer's checkout work also includes expanded wallet support, configurable Apple Pay and Google Pay experiences, more control over 3D Secure behavior, and a more capable widget playground for testing and configuration.

Behind the checkout, expanded event coverage gives teams more ways to connect customer actions with analytics, marketing, automation, recovery campaigns, and the rest of their operating stack. These are not just new buttons at checkout; they create more room to design the experience around how each business actually sells.

New connections and clearer operational visibility

Stripe and Celeris Pay connections are now live in Paysight, giving merchants more choice in how they build and manage their payment infrastructure.

We have also expanded reporting, including clearer insight into upsell performance and richer transaction-level context for day-to-day investigation and decision-making.

There has been plenty of less visible work too: improvements across chargeback alerts and risk workflows, gateway and MID reliability, Shopify synchronization, subscription operations, and payment recovery. Individually, many of these changes are small. Together, they make the platform more dependable and give operators a clearer view of what is happening across their revenue stack.

A refreshed place to learn and explore

Paysight has a new visual identity and a redesigned website that better reflects the platform we are building. We have also expanded the blog, practical guides, product instructions, and support content so merchants can find useful answers without waiting for a meeting.

The new resources are designed to be useful whether you are evaluating Paysight, launching your first store, or looking for a better way to solve a specific payment or subscription problem.

From Budapest to New York

Product work was only part of the summer. We spent time with customers, partners, and other operators in Budapest, then took Paysight to New York for Affiliate Summit East. The best conversations were practical ones: what merchants are trying to build, where payment infrastructure still gets in the way, and which problems deserve a better answer.

Those conversations are already feeding back into the product. Events give us a chance to step outside feature lists and hear how merchants describe the challenges in their own words - from protecting recurring revenue to making complex payment operations easier to manage.

What comes next

There is more underway across hosted checkout, wallet support, Shopify subscription workflows, reporting, and the controls teams use to manage their operations. We will keep sharing the meaningful releases as they arrive - and keep the detailed technical breakdowns in the changelog for the teams that want them.

Want to understand what these updates could change for your business? Talk to us or your Paysight account manager. We will walk you through the parts that matter most for your setup.