hokodo Review, Pricing & Features

Hokodo lets B2B suppliers and marketplaces offer instant trade credit, 30/60/90-day payment terms, and BNPL installments at checkout. See features,…

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Hokodo is a fintech platform that helps B2B suppliers, marketplaces, and e-commerce merchants offer flexible payment terms to their business customers without taking on the credit or fraud risk themselves. At checkout (online, in-store, or by phone), Hokodo runs an instant credit and fraud check on the buyer's business and, if approved, offers them options such as 30/60/90-day trade accounts, split installment payments, or a hybrid "Pay Now & Pay Later" flow. The merchant is paid upfront by Hokodo, while Hokodo collects from the buyer directly and absorbs non-payment risk. Hokodo is a regulated financial institution: Hokodo Services Limited is authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA #969484), Hokodo SAS is registered as an insurance intermediary in France (ORIAS #19001909), and UAB Hokodo is an Electronic Money Institution supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. The company is headquartered across London, UK and Paris, France, and integrates with e-commerce platforms including Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify, and SparkLayer, as well as via a direct REST API, SDK, or hosted checkout. Hokodo's own site cites customer results of up to a 40% increase in conversion rate, a 30% increase in average order value, and 24% more purchases per month, and lists customers such as Ankorstore, Achatmat, Monin, Yardlink, Vice Golf, Vroomly, and Sellar.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Merchant gets paid upfront while Hokodo absorbs the buyer non-payment risk
  • Instant, automated credit and fraud decisions at checkout rather than manual credit terms
  • Multiple payment models in one platform: 30/60/90-day trade accounts, installments, and Pay Now & Pay Later
  • Works across online, in-store, and phone sales channels
  • Regulated financial institution (FCA-authorised, EU e-money licensed) rather than an unregulated fintech
  • Pre-built integrations for Adobe Commerce (Magento) and Shopify plus an API/SDK for custom checkouts

Cons

  • No public pricing on the website — merchants must contact sales for a custom quote
  • Primarily built for UK/EU businesses given its FCA, ORIAS, and Bank of Lithuania licensing, which may limit fit for non-European sellers
  • Deepest e-commerce integrations are limited to Adobe Commerce/Magento, Shopify, and SparkLayer — other platforms require custom API/SDK work
  • As a credit and risk-decisioning product, approval outcomes for individual buyers are not guaranteed

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