Checkout request control
Define where payment begins, what customer data is needed, and how the merchant system records the attempt.
View checkout request controlPAYMENT PLATFORM
A payment platform built around merchant operations
Plan checkout flow, transaction lifecycle visibility, status handling, merchant-side order logic, refund workflow considerations, and operational follow-up in one structured setup.
Product architecture for the payment layer
The Payment Gateway BD layer sits between the merchant checkout and payment status handling. It should not be read as direct control over external banking, settlement, or provider infrastructure.
1CUSTOMER
2CHECKOUT
3PAYMENT GATEWAY BD LAYER
4STATUS EVENT
5MERCHANT SYSTEM
Platform responsibilities
A practical payment gateway platform must translate a customer payment attempt into merchant-side operational decisions. That means clear request creation, status capture, order matching, and support-ready records.
Checkout flow planningTransaction lifecycle mappingPayment status handlingMerchant order logicRefund workflow considerationsOperational visibility
Status event planning
Treat created, pending, confirmed, failed, and refunded events as operational signals that require clear handling.
View status event planningMerchant follow-up
Give teams a structured way to check unclear outcomes, match orders, and coordinate support with the provider process.
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