Lockdales Auctioneers
A bespoke, branded payment page for a long-established Suffolk coin and medal auction house — giving buyers a secure card option alongside bank transfer, on a page that looks like Lockdales.
View the live page— the real production page, taking real payments today.
The Real Lockdales Page
A faithful reconstruction of the branded payment page we built for Lockdales — try the card flow below.
Pay Your Invoice
Choose how you'd like to pay — bank transfer or card.
- Account Name
- Lockdale Coins Ltd
- Sort Code
- ••–••–••
- Account No.
- ••••••••
- IBAN
- GB•• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••
Please include your Name and Bidder Number as the payment reference so Lockdales can match your payment to your invoice.
Prefer to pay by debit or credit card?
Card Details
Invoice LA-10472 · Bidder 318
Payment Received
£1,240.00 paid · Invoice LA-10472. A receipt has been emailed.
An illustrative reconstruction of the live Lockdales "Pay Your Invoice" page (bank details masked) — not the live site, and no real payments are taken.
Lockdales' own brand bar and coloursBACS details shown alongside the card optionName and bidder number as the payment reference
How the Page Actually Works
No modelled numbers here — this is the actual flow a Lockdales buyer goes through today.
Invoice Arrives
After the sale, the buyer receives their invoice with a link to the payment page.
Buyer Opens the Page
A Lockdales-branded page — their colours, their name — not a generic processor screen.
BACS or Card
Bank transfer details are shown alongside a secure card option; the buyer picks what suits them.
Reference Attached
The buyer enters their name and bidder number, so the payment arrives ready to match to the invoice.
Funds Settle Direct
Stripe processes the card payment on the Lockdales account; money settles straight to the Lockdales bank. SettlePay never touches it.
Before
- Buyers paid by bank transfer, or read card numbers to staff over the phone
- Every payment keyed and matched to its invoice by hand
- No branded, secure way to simply pay an invoice online
After
- One secure page, in Lockdales' name, for every invoice
- Buyers self-serve — card or BACS — with the reference attached
- Funds settle directly to the Lockdales account, as before
The Challenge
A long-established Suffolk coin, medal and collectables auction house taking buyer payments by bank transfer or by card details read out over the phone after each sale — no branded, secure way for a buyer to simply pay their invoice online.
The Solution
A bespoke, Lockdales-branded "Pay Your Invoice" page processed by Stripe on the Lockdales account: buyers choose BACS (with the account details shown) or pay securely by card, entering their name and bidder number as the reference so Lockdales can match the payment to their invoice. Funds settle straight to the Lockdales bank account.
The Impact
- A branded, secure payment page, live and taking real payments
- Buyers can pay by card instead of reading details down the phone
- Funds settle straight to the Lockdales bank account
What This Demonstrates
The patterns in this build that carry over to any business getting paid the hard way today.
Branded Card Checkout
A dedicated payment page in Lockdales colours — not a generic processor screen buyers have never seen.
BACS or Card, One Page
Bank transfer details and a secure card option side by side, so every buyer can pay the way that suits them.
No More Phone Payments
Buyers pay on a secure page instead of reading long card numbers down the line to staff.
FCA-Regulated Processing
Card payments run through Stripe, an FCA-regulated processor, on the Lockdales account — SettlePay never holds the funds.
Direct Settlement
Money moves from the processor straight to the Lockdales bank account, exactly as it did with bank transfers.
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How It Works
A branded payment page on the client's own domain, giving their customers a secure way to pay by card alongside bank transfer. Funds settle directly from the processor to the client's own bank account; SettlePay never holds funds. Card payments are processed by FCA-regulated partners.
What Would This Look Like on Your Numbers?
Tell us how you get paid today — bank transfers, cheques, card numbers over the phone — and what systems you already run. We'll map what we could realistically automate for you, and what it would save.