# Payment Methods Overview

Hyp CreditGuard supports the following payment methods on its payment page:

* [Simple credit card](/available-payment-options/simple-credit-card.md): the most common payment method, where the customer enters their credit card details directly on the payment page.
* [Saved card](/available-payment-options/saved-card.md): allows customers to use a previously saved credit card for subsequent payments.
* [Digital wallets](/available-payment-options/digital-wallets.md): allows paying with [Apple Pay](/available-payment-options/digital-wallets.md#apple-pay), [Google Pay](/available-payment-options/digital-wallets.md#google-pay), and [bit](/available-payment-options/digital-wallets.md#bit), which are the three most popular digital wallets in Israel.
* [Payment link](/available-payment-options/pay-by-link.md): allows sending a payment link to the customer via SMS, enabling them to complete the payment on their own device.
* [Gift cards](/available-payment-options/gift-cards.md): allows customers to pay with popular Israeli gift card types.
* [Pinpad pairing](/available-payment-options/physical-pinpad-terminal.md): allows customers to pay using a physical terminal paired with the Hyp payment page.

The basic structure of the payment page API request is the same for all payment methods and is shown in [Simple Credit Card](/available-payment-options/simple-credit-card.md). All other payment methods can be fine-tuned by adding specific parameters to the request, as described in their respective sections.

Simple credit card is the default payment method, and it is automatically enabled for all terminals. Other payment methods must be explicitly configured in the terminal settings. As soon as they are configured, they appear on the payment page with no further configuration. However, you can choose to [hide payment methods](/changing-the-default-payment-page-appearance/hiding-payment-methods.md) when you don't need them on your payment page.


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