The MANY PAY payment method is based on P2P transfers of fiat currencies with compensation in USDT:
The user visits the merchant’s website and clicks the “Top up personal account (Pay for goods/services, etc.)” button. Depending on the integration method with the merchant, the client may be redirected to a separate payment gateway page (redirect integration), or the further payment actions will be embedded directly into the payment module on the client’s website (host-to-host integration), or via a pop-up window (iframe integration). The next step is for the client to select the payment transfer method:
The client must then enter the last four digits of the card (in the case of FPS – the phone number or full name) from which they will send the transfer and click “Next.” After the invoice generating, the client has 15 minutes to complete the transfer and click “Payment completed.”
To access the merchant’s personal account, you need to contact our Telegram support team to generate a registration link for the merchant’s personal account.
Once registered in the merchant personal account, the following features are available:
With redirect integration, store details (name, URL) will be displayed on the payment gateway.
The API key for integration can be found in the store settings section.
User settings with the ability to enable 2FA are also available.
The user clicks to top up their balance on the merchant’s website, enters the amount, and selects the MANY PAY payment method. They are then redirected to the payment gateway where the payment process takes place. This method is simpler for the merchant because API integration is easier than Host-to-Host (H2H), requiring only the creation of a new store in the dashboard and the integration of our API into their system (create an order, check status, process callbacks).
This payment method is directly integrated into the merchant’s website. The integration is slightly more complex than the redirect method as the merchant must design their payment flow and integrate the client interaction API into their system. Technical consultation is available for this integration.
The payment flow for the client remains the same as with the redirect, but all steps must be integrated by the merchant into their system. API modifications can also be made as necessary (e.g., payment verification from a specific card linked to the user’s account).
The callback parameters can transmit various payment information to the merchant’s site (e.g., the actual amount transferred by the client).
The first page of the payment gateway in the redirect system.
Additional user and payment data verification can be integrated into the system if required. For example, matching data provided during registration on the merchant’s system with the payment method used for topping up. This verification is optional, at the discretion of the merchant.
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