Merchant gets the "Pay" button on their portal to present multiple payment methods via the Straight2Bank Pay page (lightbox).
Merchant presents the payment method buttons on their own user interface (no Straight2Bank Pay page). For payment methods that require re-directing the consumer to a Payment Service Provider page.
Merchant shows the "Pay" button on their portal to present multiple payment methods via the Straight2Bank Pay page that appears upon re-direction to a Payment Link (S2B Pay URL).
Merchant presents the payment method buttons for their own user interface (no Straight2Bank Pay page). For payment methods that require re-directing the consumer to a Payment Service Provider page.
Merchant can receive payments from consumers by sending them links via email, SMS, chat and invoice. Consumers need to enter the transaction details at the time of payment.
Merchant can create transaction-specific payment links to request payment from consumers. Consumers will not be able to change the transaction details at the time of payment.
Merchant can allow consumers to view their invoice by entering an account information (e.g. consumer account number) and then pay.
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Merchant can make full or partial refunds to customers by initiating the request through an API or file upload.
Merchant can create consumer specific Mandate Link to request for eMandate. Consumer can provide eMandate using Cards or country specific Mandate.
Merchant presents the payment method buttons on their own user interface (no Straight2Bank Pay page). For payment methods that require re-directing the consumer to create mandate.
