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Popular questions
Direct answers for merchants and developers.
Start with integration, Sandbox, pricing, settlement, security, or account access. Contact support when your implementation needs a specific provider or market review.Developers
Integration and webhooks
Where should I start the API integration?+
Open the Member Portal to review Sandbox credentials, then follow the API Docs quickstart to create a payment intent and verify the resulting webhook.
What should my webhook handler verify?+
Verify the HMAC signature, timestamp tolerance, event type, payment ID, and replay protection before changing order or payment state.
Do I need an idempotency key?+
Yes. Send a unique Idempotency-Key for mutating requests so a retry cannot unintentionally create the same payment or refund twice.
Testing
Payments and Sandbox
Does Sandbox move real money?+
No. Sandbox returns mock payment IDs, request IDs, events, and signatures so you can test approved, review, and declined outcomes safely.
Is every displayed payment method live?+
No. Production availability depends on the selected provider, market, currency, contract, credentials, certification, and compliance approval.
Operations
Pricing and settlement
How is production pricing calculated?+
A production quote is based on payment methods, markets, currencies, transaction volume, provider fees, settlement setup, FX, refunds, and dispute requirements.
Where can I review settlement activity?+
Member reports show settlement batches, fee details, export files, payout status, and reconciliation references available to the account.
Trust
Security and account access
Are Member and Operations accounts separate?+
Yes. Merchants use the Member login, while protected internal operations use a separate entry point and role-based access controls.
Should card details be stored by the merchant?+
No. Use hosted checkout or provider tokenization to keep sensitive payment details outside the merchant application and reduce PCI scope.