Order confirmation mail sent before the Payment - kentico

Need help to understand the Kentico email notification flow on check-out process.
I used the PaymantForm webpart, on click of "Paynow" button, order confirmation email sent to customer before the payment step completes.
How to restrict this and how to send the order confirmation mail only after the payment is done.
Payment Gateway: Paypal
Kentico Version: 10
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Sharath

This email you're talking about is simply stating the order was created, no completed. You can look into the E-commerce module and check out the overall e-commerce settings. In there you can define your order statuses. With each order status, you can define if an email is sent or not. I'd suggest starting there.

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