Payzeb allows businesses to accept online payments from customers in India. It was founded in 2013 in Jaipur Rajasthan, India. You can pay with Payzeb using various methods, including credit and debit cards, net banking, UPI, and mobile wallets. In addition, it offers easy integration with websites and mobile apps, fast fund settlement, and a dashboard for managing transactions.
Payzeb enable businesses to accept payments from customers through various channels, including websites, mobile apps, & in-person transactions.
We support multiple payment methods, such as UPI, UPI Intent and digital wallets
We provide reporting and analytics tools that allow businesses to track and analyze their payment transactions.
Reliable customer support is crucial for maintain good relationship with customers. We provide assistance to merchants and customers regarding payment-related inquiries, technical issues, and dispute resolution.
A1: A payment gateway is a technology that allows businesses to accept and process payments securely from their customers. It acts as a mediator between the merchant's website or application and the financial institution handling the payment.
A2: When a customer makes a purchase, the payment gateway securely collects the payment information, such as credit card details or banking information. It then encrypts the data and sends it to the payment processor or acquiring bank for authorization. Once the payment is authorized, the gateway notifies the merchant, and the funds are transferred from the customer's account to the merchant's account.
A3: There are various types of payment gateways available, including hosted payment gateways, self-hosted payment gateways, and API-based payment gateways. Hosted gateways redirect customers to a payment page hosted by the gateway provider. Self-hosted gateways allow customers to enter payment information on the merchant's website, but the processing is handled externally. API-based gateways integrate directly into the merchant's website or application, providing a seamless payment experience.
A4: The fees associated with payment gateways can vary depending on the provider and the services offered. Common types of fees include setup fees, transaction fees (charged per transaction), monthly fees, and chargeback fees. It's important to carefully review the pricing structure of different payment gateway providers before making a decision.
A5: Payment gateways prioritize security to protect sensitive customer information. They use encryption and secure communication protocols to ensure that payment data is transmitted safely. Reputable payment gateways comply with industry standards, such as Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), to maintain a secure environment for transactions.
A1: A pay-in refers to the process of receiving or accepting payments into a payment gateway. It involves collecting funds from customers for products, services, or subscriptions.
A2: Customers can make pay-ins through various payment methods supported by the payment gateway, such as credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, digital wallets, or alternative payment methods like PayPal or Stripe. They typically provide their payment information during the checkout process.
A3: Yes, payment gateways can handle recurring pay-ins for subscriptions or recurring billing models. Customers can set up automatic payments at specified intervals, such as monthly or annually, and the payment gateway will process these payments accordingly.
A4: Transaction limits can vary depending on the payment gateway provider and the specific merchant account. Payment gateways may impose limits on individual transactions or daily/monthly transaction volumes to manage risk and prevent fraudulent activity. Merchants should check with their payment gateway provider for details on transaction limits.
A5: The time it takes for pay-ins to be credited to the merchant's account depends on several factors, including the payment method used and the settlement period defined by the payment gateway provider. Credit card payments typically take a few business days to settle, while bank transfers may take longer. The specific timeline should be outlined in the payment gateway provider's documentation.
A1: A payout refers to the process of transferring funds from a merchant's account within a payment gateway to another recipient, such as a supplier, vendor, or service provider. Payouts are typically used for purposes like vendor payments, refunds, affiliate commissions, or marketplace disbursements.
A2: Merchants can initiate payouts through the administrative interface or API provided by the payment gateway. They specify the recipient's details, amount to be paid, and any other required information. The payment gateway handles the transfer of funds securely.
A3: Payment gateways support various payout methods, including bank transfers, wire transfers, virtual wallets, prepaid cards, and checks. The availability of specific payout methods may depend on the payment gateway provider and the recipient's location.
A4: Transaction limits for payouts can vary depending on the payment gateway provider, the merchant's account type, and any compliance regulations that need to be adhered to. Payment gateways may impose limits on individual payouts, daily or monthly payout volumes, or other factors to manage risk and prevent fraudulent activity. Merchants should consult their payment gateway provider for information on transaction limits.
A5: The time it takes for payouts to reach the recipient depends on various factors, including the payout method chosen and the processing timeframes of the payment gateway and the recipient's financial institution. Bank transfers and wire transfers usually take a few business days, while virtual wallet transfers can be faster. The specific timeline should be outlined in the payment gateway provider's documentation.
A1: LinkPay is a feature in a payment gateway that allows merchants to create and share payment links with their customers. These payment links can be sent via email, SMS, or embedded on a website or social media platforms. Customers can click on the link and make payments using their preferred payment method.
A2: The merchant generates a payment link through the payment gateway's administrative interface or API. The link includes details such as the payment amount, description, and any other relevant information. The merchant then shares the payment link with the customer, who clicks on it to be redirected to a secure payment page provided by the payment gateway. The customer can then select their preferred payment method and complete the transaction.
A3: LinkPay offers several advantages for merchants, including: Convenience: Customers can make payments by simply clicking on the payment link, eliminating the need for manual data entry. Versatility: Payment links can be shared via various channels, making it easier to reach customers through email, SMS, social media, or other communication platforms.
A4: Yes, payment gateways that offer LinkPay usually provide reporting and transaction management tools. Merchants can track payments made through payment links, access transaction details, and generate reports to reconcile and analyze payment data.
A5: Yes, LinkPay transactions are typically secured by the payment gateway using encryption and other security measures. The payment page where customers enter their payment information is hosted by the payment gateway, ensuring data security during the transaction process.
A1: UPI (Unified Payments Interface) Intent is a feature in a payment gateway that enables seamless integration with UPI-based payment apps. It allows customers to initiate payments directly from their UPI-enabled apps by clicking on a payment link or button generated by the merchant.
A2: When a merchant integrates UPI Intent in their payment gateway, they generate a UPI payment link or button for a specific transaction. The customer, upon clicking on the link or button, is redirected to their UPI-enabled app installed on their mobile device. The app pre-fills the payment details, and the customer approves the transaction within their UPI app to complete the payment.
A3: UPI Intent typically supports all major UPI-enabled apps in India, such as Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, and more. The specific list of supported apps may depend on the payment gateway provider and their partnerships.
A4: UPI Intent offers several advantages for both merchants and customers, including: Simplified payments: UPI Intent eliminates the need for manual entry of payment details, providing a seamless and quick payment experience.
A5: Yes, payment gateways that offer UPI Intent usually provide reporting and transaction management tools. Merchants can track UPI Intent transactions, access transaction details, and generate reports for reconciliation and analysis purposes.
Speak to a PAYZEB TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD