Partial COD, prepaid discounts and offers that move shoppers off cash.

Raising prepaid share is the cheapest RTO fix you own

Every order that pays online cannot be refused at the door. That makes prepaid share — the fraction of orders paid before dispatch — the metric most worth moving, and discounts are the lever. A small, visible discount on UPI shown next to the COD option, tiered prepaid discounts on bigger baskets, and a partial advance on risky cash orders together shift a meaningful share of a store's orders off cash without a hard block. The sequencing matters: reward prepaid first, price COD honestly second, ask for an advance third, refuse last. Read raising prepaid share without killing conversion.

• Payment-method-locked codes: 'extra 5% on UPI' that cannot be used on COD.
• Tiered prepaid discounts by cart value, shown with strikethrough pricing per method.
• Partial COD: an online advance with the balance on delivery, applied by risk band.
• Auto-apply the best eligible coupon so shoppers stop leaving to hunt for codes.

An offer engine that stays in sync with Shopify

Codes are created as real Shopify discounts, so they work everywhere and report normally — but the rules are enforced at pay time inside the checkout: first-order-only, per-customer caps, a rupee cap on percentage codes, day and time windows in IST, product and collection scoping. Free-shipping thresholds pair with a live progress bar (the cheapest AOV lever there is), and if you run Google Shopping Automated Discounts, the signed per-click price is honored at checkout so Merchant Center never flags a mismatch.