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Checkout is the one part of a website where the technology is chosen to suit the buyer rather than the engineering team. A merchant picks a card processor for cost and reliability, but a merchant adds a pay later option because a specific population of customers expects to buy now and settle the bill afterwards. Paidy sits in that second category. The service lets a shopper complete an order and pay for it later against a consolidated invoice instead of at the moment of purchase, which takes the card out of the checkout flow entirely.

Our record dates the product to 2008 and lists PayPal as the vendor behind it, which places a niche checkout method inside a much larger payments group. Licensing is Proprietary, and we file the fingerprint under Buy now pay later. As of October 2026 we detect it on 8 sites.

Detection here has a structural limit that matters more than the exact figure. A payment method often appears only inside a cart or on the final checkout step, behind pages a crawler cannot reach without adding an item and starting an order. Merchants that load the provider script across the whole site are visible to us. Merchants that load the same script only at the last step are not. So the number should be read as a floor, and the set it describes leans toward stores with sitewide script inclusion rather than toward carefully conditional implementations.

With that stated, presence still carries a strong signal, because installing a regional deferred payment method is a deliberate decision with integration work and per transaction fees attached. A merchant does not carry the option casually. A detection therefore says that the store expects real order volume from customers who prefer invoice style payment, which is a statement about the store's audience rather than about its engineering.

For a researcher the value of the exported list is in the intersections. A single domain lookup answers whether one shop offers the method. The full list, joined against detections for cart platforms, competing pay later providers and analytics tags, answers questions no lookup can reach: which commerce platforms the provider has concentrated on, which merchants offer one deferred payment brand and not another, and how the population of adopting stores changes between exports. Competing providers use that to size an addressable market, and partner teams use it to find stores that already sell to the right customers but have not integrated yet.