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# Taking Payments with Voice AI

- [Enabling Kea Pay for pickup & delivery orders](https://support.kea.ai/taking-payments-with-voice-ai/enabling-kea-pay-for-pickup-and-delivery-orders.md): Learn how your AI can take payments with Kea Pay for pickup and delivery. Our built-in feature that sends dynamic payment links to customers with digital wallets, making checkout quick and easy.
- [Different Voice AI Payment Methods](https://support.kea.ai/taking-payments-with-voice-ai/different-voice-ai-payment-methods.md)
- [Pay-on-arrival](https://support.kea.ai/taking-payments-with-voice-ai/different-voice-ai-payment-methods/pay-on-arrival.md): Learn about our most common payment method set by default when you enable kea Voice AI.
- [Pay-now](https://support.kea.ai/taking-payments-with-voice-ai/different-voice-ai-payment-methods/pay-now.md): Learn how to require payment for all Voice AI orders.
- [Pay-on-arrival with Limit](https://support.kea.ai/taking-payments-with-voice-ai/different-voice-ai-payment-methods/pay-on-arrival-with-limit.md): Learn how to streamline orders while also collecting for larger order amounts up front.


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