How conference participants can pay for the registration fee

People registering for your conference have a wide range of payment options available, including credit cards, ApplePay (if they have it set up on their device), GooglePay, and bank transfer. They can also download an invoice, and give this invoice to their finance department for payment.

People registering for your conference will first be asked the information you requested (e.g. their name, their institution, whether they want to give a talk, which workshops they want to register for, etc....) See a list of all the information you can collect here. In this step, they also select their registration category (e.g. PhD student, or postdoc, etc.), depending on which registration categories you create when setting up your registration page.
They will then land on a payment page displaying several different payment options that looks something like this:
If they click on "Pay now" they will land on a payment page with multiple different instantaneous payment options, depending on their geographical location and whether they have GooglePay or ApplePay set up on their devices (see example screenshot below). Once they have made the payment, they will immediately see a confirmation of their registration, and they will receive a confirmation email with a receipt.
If instead they pay by bank transfer, they will receive a confirmation email with a registration number and a receipt once the money has arrived on the Conference Central bank account.
The amount of money the participants need to pay depends on the first step of the registration process - both the registration category they select, as well as the date this step is performed (e.g. in regard to the earlybird deadline). Also once the earlybird deadline has passed, and once registration has closed, the payment can still be performed in order to complete the registration. This is because the Finance departments of many institutions often take a long time to compelete the payment.