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Konbini payment lets Japanese shoppers pay for an online order or bill in cash at a convenience store. At checkout the buyer receives a payment code and confirmation number for a chosen chain, such as FamilyMart, Lawson, Ministop or Seicomart. At the store the buyer enters the code at an in-store kiosk, which prints a short-lived voucher, and pays the amount in cash at the register. The merchant's payment provider receives confirmation instantly, so the order can be released without a card or bank account. Because payment is made in person, customers generally cannot dispute it; Stripe caps a single konbini payment at ¥300,000.
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