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What payment methods are available?

Learn which payment methods you may be able to use when paying through Legl, and what can affect which options you see.

Written by Ula Moyse-White

Overview

This article explains the payment methods that may be available to you when making a payment through Legl. The options you see depend on what your law firm has chosen to accept.


How payments work

When you make a payment through Legl, the payment is processed securely by Legl's payment partners. Your law firm decides which payment methods are available to you.

Legl cannot enable or disable payment methods for individual clients.


Payment methods you may see

The payment methods available to you depend on what your law firm has enabled. The options below may appear at checkout.


Card payments

You may be able to pay using a debit or credit card. Legl supports major card schemes, including:

  • Visa

  • Mastercard

  • American Express

  • JCB

  • UnionPay

  • Diners

  • Discover

  • Paysafe

ℹ️ Important

Whether international cards or higher-fee cards (such as American Express) are accepted is decided by your law firm. If you are unsure whether your card is supported, contact your law firm directly.


Mobile wallets

You may also be able to pay using a mobile wallet, including:

  • Apple Pay


Pay by Bank

In some cases, you may see an option to pay directly from your bank account. This option is powered by Volt and uses open banking technology to transfer funds securely from your bank to your law firm.

ℹ️ Important

Pay by Bank is only available if your law firm has enabled it. Legl cannot turn this option on for you.


Important information

  • Your law firm decides which payment methods are available to you.

  • Acceptance of certain cards, including international cards or American Express, is controlled by the firm.

  • Pay by Bank is only shown if your law firm has enabled it.

  • If you have questions about which payment methods you can use, contact your law firm directly.

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