What changes for you
Sales you were losing, and work you stop doing.
Refusals that turn into sales
Some refusals are the bank saying try again. Most checkouts do not. This one does, and more of those sales land.
Subscriptions that outlive the card
When a customer's bank reissues the card, the saved one keeps working. The next charge goes through and you do not have to ask.
Security work that shrinks
There is less for you to certify, because the real card number is swapped for a code before it ever reaches you.
From tap to deposit
What happens after the customer hits pay.
Your checkout hands us the payment. We take it for approval, try again where the bank allows, and land it in the same account as every other way you get paid. What you hold is a code, not the card, so there is less for you to put on the questionnaire.
Card, wallet or bank transfer. It lands with everything else.
01
The customer pays in our box
The card goes into our box on your page, not into your site, so there is less for you to certify.
02
The number becomes a code
You keep the code. The real number stays out of your systems, and off your security questionnaire.
03
The sale goes for approval
If the bank says try again, we do, and the sale lands. The hard noes are left alone, so you do not get blocked.
04
It lands with everything else
Card, wallet or bank transfer, the money arrives in the same account and the same report.
Is it right for you
For the seller with a developer in the room.
A good fit if
- You sell online, or bill on a schedule, through a checkout you own
- Refusals are rising and nobody can say why
- A security questionnaire assumes you hold card numbers, and you do
Probably not if
- Every sale happens at the counter. Your terminal already carries this part.
- You want the checkout page itself, ready-made for your store platform. Start with the e-commerce page.
- You want to hold the real card numbers yourself. That is a different build, and a much bigger one.
A refusal is not the end of the sale.
The customer already said yes. The right second try is how the bank gets to say it too.
Sits next to
The checkout you already have.
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