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Description
IXOPAY® is a payment orchestration platform that brings independence and flexibility to the process of online payments. From intelligent payment options for end customers to an acquirer-agnostic PCI Vault that supports smart routing and modular risk and fraud management to centralized reporting, settlement and reconciliation, the entire life cycle of a transaction can be fully depicted with individually customizable technologies.
- Fully PCI Compliant Card Vaulting
- Smart Transaction Routing
- Monitoring & Reporting
- Post Processing, Reconciliation & Settlements
- Fee Management Engine
- Customer Payment Profiles
- Risk Management Engine
- 150+ Integrations to PSPs, Acquirers, Banks, Fraud & other 3rd Party Providers
- Various Integration Options
IXOPAY is a trademark of IXOLIT GmbH, registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Company Details
- Austria
- 51-200
- Private
- 2014
Additional Details
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Risk AppetiteLow Risk, Medium Risk, High Risk
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RegulatedNo
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Processing currenciesETH, USDT, AED, ALL, AMD, ANG, AOA, ARS, AUD, AWG, AZN, BAM, BBD, BDT, EEK, EGP, ERN, EUR, GBP, USD
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Settlement CurrenciesALL, EUR, GBP, USD
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MDRfixed
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Setup feesindividual
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Transaction feesindividual
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A PG is a transaction processing technology that captures, stores, and transmits card information from the customer to the acquirer.
A PSP is a financial entity that is authorized to process transactions between buyers and merchants.
A PA is a company that enables merchants to accept payments through a single account. They aggregate transactions from multiple merchants into a single merchant account and facilitate payouts.
A PayFac is a company that simplifies the payment process for sub-merchants by providing a unified platform. They act as a middleman between the sub-merchant and the acquiring #bank and handle all the necessary compliance and underwriting processes.
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