Payment Facilitation Made Simple

PayTech Trust helps software providers evaluate and implement embedded payment capabilities without building every component internally. Our team supports integration planning, onboarding, reporting, and ongoing payment operations, helping create a connected payment experience for the platform and its users.

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Why Do Software Providers Partner With PayTech Trust?

Embedding payments can create a more connected user experience and potential new revenue opportunities, but it also introduces technical, operational, underwriting, risk, and compliance responsibilities. PayTech Trust works with software providers to structure an approach around their platform, users, and business goals, with support across integration, onboarding, reporting, and ongoing operations.

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A Full-Circle Payment Integration
Built Specifically for
Software Applications

PayTech Trust brings integration support, payment expertise, and operational guidance together to help software providers implement embedded payment capabilities. Our technology options can support a connected payment experience, while our team helps coordinate onboarding, implementation, reporting, and ongoing support based on the approved program structure.

Simplify Payment Integration Without Building Every Component Internally
Inside Your Software Platform
So Your Users Can Make Payments

Program capabilities may include:

  • API-based payment integration
  • Streamlined application and onboarding workflows
  • Reporting and billing support
  • Risk and underwriting coordination
  • Implementation and customer support
  • Revenue-sharing structures where approved and applicable
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What an Embedded Payment
Program May Require

Requirements vary by program structure and may include:

  • Processor and sponsor-bank relationships
  • Underwriting and onboarding requirements
  • Reserve, risk-control, and anti-money-laundering considerations
  • Technical resources for integration, settlement, and funding
  • Payment operations, implementation, and support expertise
  • PCI DSS responsibilities based on the program structure

 

PayTech Trust helps software providers evaluate and coordinate these responsibilities. Requirements vary and do not disappear entirely.

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