Teudat Zehut input field on the payment page
Israeli citizens are required to enter their Teudat Zehut (Social ID) number, which is included in the payment receipt.
Since payments may come not only from Israel but also from other countries, as well as from tourists or Israeli residents who do not have a Teudat Zehut, the payment page includes a checkbox “I am not an Israeli citizen” that hides the Teudat Zehut input field.
If the customer opens the payment page from outside Israel, this checkbox is selected by default.
Managing the field for payments via payment links
The Teudat Zehut input field, including the “I am not an Israeli citizen” checkbox, can be completely hidden from the payment page. This is useful for those who accept payments mainly from abroad.
In the payment link settings, you can enable the <span class="u-richtext-element">Hide Teudat Zehut field</span> option and choose one of two settings:
- For customers outside Israel
- For all customers
Geolocation is determined based on the IP address.
Consult your accountant before enabling this setting.
Managing the field for API payments
To pass the Teudat Zehut number or hide this field from the payment page, use the <span class="u-richtext-element">client_tehudat</span> parameter as described in the API documentation.
FAQ
Can Allpay be integrated into a website created with AI?
Yes. Just as you used AI to build your website, you can ask AI to integrate payments via Allpay. See the recommendations and example prompts.
Do you have webhooks?
Yes, Allpay can send a webhook for a successful payment. Learn more.
Does your API support hosted fields?
Yes. Card input fields can be embedded into your website or app, fully adapting their design. Learn more about Hosted Fields.
Is there an additional fee for payment links?
No, payment links and site payment integration are our core services, included in the plan and available immediately after registration.
