QPay offers a flexible payment option to benefit both the merchant and the consumer. Under this flexible payment option plan, consumers can choose to pay the total cost of the purchase in easy Equated Monthly Installments (EMI).
This option provides the merchant with more conversion and also helps the consumer to make the purchase and pay according to his cash flow. For more details on EMI Payment options, please contact support@QPayindia.com
Prevention is always better than damages / losses!
Online fraud and the subsequent damages to merchants / customers are really a matter of concern for QPay. In order to prevent fraud and have a clean / safe transaction process, QPay's risk experts have created an in-built and powerful fraud management system.
The system will analyze and verify each transaction data against various parameters to make sure the transaction is genuine. This improves the transaction success rate and reduces potential chargeback losses.
The QPay Mobile Checkout page feature is available by default in our API and can be used by merchants for their mobile apps / mobile site. In order to cover most of the mobile users, the QPay Mobile Checkout page has been designed to be compatible with iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry.
We provide you with real-time statistical reports, thus enabling you to maximize your business potential with better decisions. Leverage on our reports for understanding your customer & boost your business!
We deploy a robust, seamless, fast integration procedure which ensures a secure online cardholder payment to the Merchant. QPay can be easily integrated with your site with minimal cost and effort. Our integration APIs, detailed integration kit and our well defined internal processes enables you to get started in a jiffy.
Our dedicated teams of experts are available 24x7x365 to solve your queries via email, chat and telephone - whenever you need it. We have customised solutions for each customer.
There are occasions when a transaction fails to conclude for reasons due to wrong entry of card details, payment option etc, as a result the customer has to repeat the entire process again. This can be off putting and even results in the customer aborting the transaction and no sale made.
QPay gives customers a choice to use retry option which facilitates just entering the details in the payment page without going through the entire shopping process again. Merchants will benefit from this option because the customer has less chance of not completing the sale!
QPay offers merchants the choice of multi currency payment acceptance. This feature will enable the merchant to conclude the transaction in the currency of the customer’s choice. To enable this feature, Merchants need to inform QPay of the currency they would like to offer and QPay team will handle the rest.
QPay also supports acceptance of International cards for goods/services thus allowing the merchant to accept cards without segregation.
QPay gives the convenience of multi-lingual checkout to its merchants. In addition to English, QPay currently supports checkout in Hindi, Tamil and Gujarati for those customers who may prefer a local language content during payments and enhance their shopping experience.
QPay Checkout provides the customers with an option to store their card details in a secured PCI environment with the flexibility to retrieve and use the same without entering the details again. During the next transaction, all they have to enter is only the CVV and 3D secure password to complete the transaction.
The card details are encrypted and stored allowing repeat customers to have a smooth and easy payment experience. This also facilitates customers to do transactions faster and encourages repeat purchases.
This feature allows the customers to have a seamless experience by facilitating the collection of card details in the merchant checkout page. The customer has a uniform experience of being in the merchant page while making a secure payment.
QPay offers its merchants the option of generating and sending the invoices at a time of their convenience to its customers with an online payment option. Merchants can create itemized invoices with their logo, look and feel, together with GST and have an online payment option to allow for easy payment of invoices by their customers.
QPay provides its merchants an option to sell and collect payments using the Social Media. Merchants can reach out to their customers in Social media and use QPay payment link to collect payments. Merchants can also generate QR code, display it in Store or publish in print media and collect payments instantly.
This is a simple and easy way for merchants to collect payments on their static website or blog. The merchants can create a payment facility as an embed button and paste in their site or blog to collect payments easily. No need for payment gateway integration as the embed button provides the facility for online payment collection. Merchants can setup payment buttons easily and start accepting online payments immediately.
An acquiring bank (or acquirer) is a bank or financial institution that processes credit or debit card payments on behalf of a merchant.
An organization that manages and distributes software related services and solutions from a central data server to all its customers.
This is the process by which it is ensured that the card holder has adequate funds available for the transaction. When the card is authorized for the transaction, the funds for the transaction will be set aside from the available credit limit of the card. The available credit limit gets appropriately reduced by the amount of the transaction.
A group of transactions that have been captured and are waiting for settlement.
The address to which a customer's credit card billing statement is mailed. It is used to help verify that the customer is the actual owner of the credit card he/she is using.
A traditional way of operating a business where in the business and the customer interaction takes place in face to face environment at a fixed place /premises.
Business to business transactions between two or more businesses
The process of businesses selling their services or goods to customers usually through the internet medium.
The process of converting the authorization amount into billable transaction record.
Refers to the Visa and Master card association which are the regulatory agencies for bank card activities.
This refers to credit card transaction which happens where a merchant is not able to physically see the card or the cardholder. All online and mail order/ telephone order transactions happen this way.
This is a card transaction where the card holder/ buyer physically presents the card to the merchant for the purchase. This normally happens in a physical store where a customer pays by card for the purchase.
A person who uses credit/debit card for purchases.
This is the transaction returned by the card issuing bank due to dispute or non acceptance of transaction.
A transaction type that transfers funds to the cardholder's account, rather than from the account. This transaction type is typically used to refund a customer's money for an order that was previously settled, e.g., returns or overcharges.
The individual who is purchasing the goods or services from the Merchant and using a credit card to pay.
This is the attachment to the electronic message used to verify the user sending the message and the receiver with a means to encode a reply.
The fees that merchant pays to the acquiring bank for the services offered in accepting online transaction. It is usually a small percentage of each transaction value.
A way of coding the information so that it cannot be read without the right type of key when it travels over the electronic network.
A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to a private network usually from the internet.
Websites/ Content that are stored in internet server.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, the protocol used by World Wide Web. It defines how messages are formatted and transmitted and actions to be taken by web browsers to various commands.
Hyper Text Mark Up Language, the language used to create documents for displaying on the world wide web.
A number issued to a merchant by Bank or QPay. QPay uses the Merchant ID to identify a specific merchant in credit card transactions. Each store in QPay must have its own Merchant ID.
A record of a request for goods or services initiated by a customer.
A unique identifier assigned to a customer order in QPay
Represents merchants physical place of business where consumers make purchases.
An organization that provides range of internet services such as bandwidth access, hosting etc.
It is an Identifier for a computer or device on a TCP/IP network. Messages from a device on a TCP/IP network are routed according to the IP address of the destination.
Refers to the bank that provides the card to the customer. This Bank also receives the payment at the end of the billing period. It is also called as the issuer or cardholder bank.
Refers to the card transaction where the order and payment details are sent to the merchant via mail or telephone.
It is the party that offers the goods or services to customers for sale.
Fraud done against other parties, usually the card holder or Bank by using the payment system.
A software application that integrates the merchant site with the acquiring bank for authorization and settlement of online transactions. It accepts transaction from online merchants and routes them to the acquiring bank.
A number that should be used along with the card number to complete an online transaction. It functions as a password and does not allow transaction without providing the number.
A transaction type that transfers funds to the cardholder's account, rather than from the account. This transaction type is typically used to refund a customer's money for an order that was previously settled, e.g., returns or overcharges.
A transaction type that transfers funds to the cardholder's account, rather than from the account. This transaction type is typically used to refund a customer's money for an order that was previously settled, e.g., returns or overcharges.
This is the process by which it is ensured that the card holder has adequate funds available for the transaction. When the card is authorized for the transaction, the funds for the transaction will be set aside from the available credit limit of the card. The available credit limit gets appropriately reduced by the amount of the transaction.
A server that encrypts and decrypts messages to protect against third party interference. It ensures that user information is not accessible to third parties.
Process by which acquiring bank and issuing bank exchange data or funds on sales transactions.
A software that helps customers with the ordering process over an online purchase.
Secure Socket Layer , a standard that enables secure credit card transactions over the internet. Many websites use this protocol to obtain confidential user information.
The entity in QPay that accepts and processes credit card payments. It represents a Merchant's organisation.
A number assigned by the Bank or QPay to identify a specific point-of-sale terminal. For Internet transactions, one TID is typically assigned to each merchant web site or business unit. See also Merchant ID (MID).
Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol, the communications protocols used to connect over the internet.
A company that contracts with banks to process card transactions including authorization and settlement.
A record of each action that is taken on an order. An order may have multiple transactions, e.g., a Sale and a Credit.
A label identifying the nature of the transaction and determines how the transaction will be handled. For example, a PreAuth transaction reserves funds.
The most common Transaction Types are Auth, PreAuth, PostAuth, Credit, and Void.
A transaction type that cancels a transaction that has not yet been settled.
We are PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) certified. This provides an actionable framework for developing a robust payment card data security process including prevention, detection and appropriate reaction to security incidents.
Powered by traditional authentication, mobile security, real-time fraud analytics and even transaction-signing, Entrust's comprehensive authentication platform differentiates your security experience and delivers powerful new business functionality.
3-D Secure provides an additional security layer for online credit and debit card transactions. Developed by Visa as "Verified by Visa" and adopted by MasterCard as "MasterCard SecureCode", their strong authentication steps prevent fraudulent transactions. The advantage 3D secure has for merchants is the reduction of "unauthorized transaction" chargebacks.
Servers are segregated into various zones ensuring no direct access to critical servers. Hardware and software based firewalls are put in place to limit accessibility and are updated with latest signatures to restrict fraudulent activities.
Our QPay application is designed and built with strong coding standards keeping in mind OWASP Top 10 and SANS Top 25 vulnerabilities.
We ensure our systems are monitored 24/7. We employ the most advanced IT security solution Quick Heal to secure the entire system. Patch management & change management procedures are also adopted for optimum security & stability.
QPay encrypts the password of their users with a strong hashing technique (SHA256) which is irreversible. Also, strong password policies are in place to ensure data protection.
Data transmission across banks and service provider is secured via Entrust SSL with EV protection.
Multi-layer encryption and strong key management procedures ensure safe storage of sensitive information.