What is an Alternative Payment Option?

Some web merchants may have special requirements before they can accept any payment processor’s system.  Whether a direct merchant account or 3rd party processing account, a merchant must first determine how to integrate the payment system into their backend once the transaction has been approved.  In some cases, it may be as simple as a integrating a payment gateway for a direct merchant account.  In other cases, it can be much more complex as integrating a shopping cart, wallet based system or micro-payment system into a 3rd party processing platform.   It will require specific POST BACK calls to be passed through to the merchant’s side from the processor.  Can the processor provide the necessary post-back information so that the merchant can integrate into the payment system? Before you make any decisions, talk to one of our expert consultants.

InPaySolutions will consult with every merchant in order to determine what level of integration (if any) will be required depending on the business model and what services the merchant is applying for.  From this, we will advise our merchants as to which of our product offerings or payment processing partners would best suit their business needs.