Payment Gateway Integration for Card, Wallet and Bank Payments
Payment gateway integration connects card, wallet or bank transfer collections to your billing system. Payments match invoices, settlements reconcile, and refunds update the same record.
What a gateway cannot answer alone
A gateway confirms that money arrived. It does not say which invoice a payment was for. It cannot say whether the bank settlement matches what customers paid, or how a part-refund agreed by phone should be recorded. Accounts answers these by opening the gateway dashboard beside a list of pending invoices and matching the two by eye, one payment at a time. Integration moves each answer into your system.
What the connection handles
Details that shape the build
- Whether one gateway is in use or several, since a second is often kept as backup
- How part-payments, part-refunds and disputed transactions should behave
- Whether links expire and regenerate on their own
- How gateway fees are posted against each transaction in your books
Frequently asked questions
Can more than one payment gateway be integrated at once?
Yes. Two gateways can run together, and each transaction is handled against the gateway it came through. Nothing is mixed up.
What if a payment succeeds but the customer’s connection drops?
The gateway’s webhook and a status check are used together, so the payment is still recorded. Relying on a single notification is what leaves such payments unmatched.
How are gateway fees recorded?
Fees are read from the settlement data and posted against the transaction. Your books then show the net amount received without a manual calculation.
Do refunds still need approval?
That is your rule to set. The flow follows your existing approval practice, whether that is automatic below a limit or sign-off every time.
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