
Amasty Payment Restrictions vs. Mageplaza Payment Restrictions
v4.0.6
When managing an eCommerce store, offering all payment methods to all customers isn’t always ideal. Some payment methods may not be suitable for certain regions, customer groups, or order types, leading to risks like chargebacks, fraud, or customer confusion at checkout.
That’s where Magento 2 Payment Restriction extensions come in. Both Amasty and Mageplaza offer robust modules that allow store owners to conditionally restrict or display payment methods based on specific rules such as cart total, shipping method, product type, or store view.
By using these tools, online stores can streamline the checkout process and deliver more personalized experiences. Whether you want to limit cash on delivery to local areas or block certain gateways for wholesale customers, both plugins provide the flexibility needed to enforce smart payment logic.
Key Features of Magento 2 Payment Restrictions Extensions
Similar Features of Amasty Payment Restrictions and Mageplaza Extensions
This feature helps tailor the checkout process to different customer segments or order contexts.
Unique Features of Amasty Payment Restrictions vs. Mageplaza Payment Restrictions
Absolutely! When creating or editing a restriction on payment, you can turn on/off its execution on just frontend or backend orders, or even both easily.
Sure! You can typically create rules depending on shipping methods, countries, regions, or zip codes. For example, you might allow “Cash on Delivery” only in certain postal codes or disable a specific payment gateway in regions where it’s unsupported.
Yes, our module is compatible with the most popular payment gateways like PayPal, Authorize.net, Stripe, and, of course, Magento’s default payment options. However, if you want to integrate a special or not very common gateway to your store, don’t hesitate to contact us for help.
Of course, you can! There are various ways to limit your customers from specific payment options, such as: setting restrictions based on customer groups (e.g., wholesale vs. retail) or store views (e.g., different countries or languages). This way, you can tailor payment methods for each audience.
=======Key features comparisons: Amasty Payment Restrictions vs Mageplaza Payment Restrictions
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Hide specific payment methods depending on the selected shipping service |
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Restrict available payment options based on order value |
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Apply rules using product attributes |
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Offer tailored payment choices to different customer groups |
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Customize payment availability per store view |
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Set rule execution duration |
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Apply multiple conditions per rule |
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Implement multiple rules together |
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Display possible payment options on mini cart |
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Apply rules for frontend/backend |
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Advanced payment restriction rule grid |
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Show/hide restriction message |
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Apply shopping cart rules instead of configured payment conditions |
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Activate shopping cart rules along with configured payment conditions |
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Arrange payment restriction rules’ order |
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Advanced conditions |
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Pricing |
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Key Release Notes View all release notes
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v4.0.5 ((Magento v2.4.x))
03 December 2024
Compatibility: Now works well with Magento 2.4.7
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v4.0.1 ((Magento v2.4.x))
11 May 2021
Compatibility: with multi-shipping addresses
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Frequently Asked Questions
Their key differences revolve around cost, ease of use, and how deeply you can customize restrictions. While Amasty specializes in advanced condition logic (e.g., restricting payments by product weight, stock status, etc.) for more complex scenarios, Mageplaza offers a more budget-friendly and user-centric approach, highlighted by features like displaying payment methods on the mini cart and enabling rule priority settings.
Yes. A common feature is the ability to enable or disable specific payment methods if the cart subtotal is above or below a defined threshold. This helps control risk for high-value transactions or keep smaller orders more manageable.
Absolutely! When creating or editing a restriction on payment, you can turn on/off its execution on just frontend or backend orders, or even both easily.
Sure! You can typically create rules depending on shipping methods, countries, regions, or zip codes. For example, you might allow “Cash on Delivery” only in certain postal codes or disable a specific payment gateway in regions where it’s unsupported.
Yes, our module is compatible with the most popular payment gateways like PayPal, Authorize.net, Stripe, and, of course, Magento’s default payment options. However, if you want to integrate a special or not very common gateway to your store, don’t hesitate to contact us for help.
Of course, you can! There are various ways to limit your customers from specific payment options, such as: setting restrictions based on customer groups (e.g., wholesale vs. retail) or store views (e.g., different countries or languages). This way, you can tailor payment methods for each audience.