Payments

MakeCommerce: bank links and cards in one connection

MakeCommerce (Maksekeskus) brings Baltic online banking and card payments together in one connection, with no fixed monthly fee. That makes it a good fit for private tutors and small schools: you pay only when a student pays.

What you get

  • Bank links and cards in one connection
  • A familiar way to pay in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
  • Money goes to your account
  • No fixed monthly fee

Who it is for

  • Private tutors and teachers
  • Small Baltic schools without large volumes
  • Courses for a local audience

How to connect

Best for: Private tutors and small schools: no fixed monthly fee, you pay only for successful payments.

Where to sign up

Sign up on the MakeCommerce website and sign the contract. Your shop’s API details then appear in the MakeCommerce Merchant Portal.

What you enter in SelfGrow

  • Shop ID
  • Secret Key
  • Publishable Key (for cards)
  • Environment: Test or Live

Step by step

  1. Sign up with MakeCommerce and sign the contract.
  2. In the Merchant Portal, under API settings, copy the Shop ID and Secret Key (and the Publishable Key for card payments).
  3. In SelfGrow, open Integrations → MakeCommerce, paste the details and choose the environment: Test or Live.
  4. Copy the return, cancel and notification URLs shown in SelfGrow into Merchant Portal → API settings.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what customers ask most.

Is MakeCommerce a good fit for a private tutor?

Yes. There is no fixed monthly fee, so even with a few students a month you pay only for successful payments. MakeCommerce signs contracts with registered self-employed people or companies, and confirms the exact requirements when you apply.

What do I need to connect MakeCommerce?

Your MakeCommerce shop’s Shop ID and Secret Key. Enter them in SelfGrow’s payment settings, and the platform checks them before turning payments on.

Can I test it first?

Yes. Use the Test environment with test keys, then switch to Live with your real ones. The keys differ between the two.