Collecting diverse payment methods: Payment pages allow customers to pay using various methods like credit/debit cards, digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), bank transfers, etc.
Ensuring security: They're built with robust security features, including encryption technologies (like SSL/TLS) and PCI DSS compliance, to protect sensitive customer data from fraud and breaches. For merchants, using a hosted payment page often reduces their PCI compliance burden.
Streamlining the checkout process: A well-designed payment page aims to minimize friction and simplify data entry, leading to higher conversion rates and reduced cart abandonment. This includes features like autofill options, real-time validation, and a clear, intuitive layout.
Supporting various business models: Payment pages are used across a wide range of businesses, from e-commerce stores selling physical products to service providers collecting fees, non-profits accepting donations, and event organizers selling tickets.
Facilitating different transaction types: They can handle one-time payments, recurring subscriptions, and even pre-authorized payments.

Please read this full guide for step-by-step instructions on integrating the PayPlus Payment Page API into your website or application.