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Payment Method

Payment methods are the acceptable means by which a business can collect money from its contacts , to pay for products or services purchased from the business.

Payment Method Types

Classified It is classified as offline and online. In the first case, the business manually receives payments from its contacts, whereas in the latter case, money is collected using a Payment Gateway service.

Offline

• Cash

• Electronic Transfer

• Cheque

Online

• Card

• Account Debit: contacts state their back bank account details (e.g. IBAN, account number etc.)

• Wallet: any wallet-based payment method such as PayPal

CRM.COM Wallet as a payment method

The CRM.COM Wallet is considered as an important and essential and a mandatory payment method.

• Contacts can select this payment method type on placing orders, topping up their account, or funding subscription services.

CRM.COM Wallet has its own payment methods, e.g. a Card

• Auto top-up rules on the CRM.COM wallet are triggered on placing an order, so if there are not enough funds in the wallet to pay off, then the remaining amount is automatically retrieved from the designated CRM.COM wallet payment method

• Termed top-up rules also use the CRM.COM Wallet payment methods

CRM.COM Payment Gateway service

The platform operator (CRM.COM) sets up its own Payment Gateway service (JCC) and this service can be used by businesses , which businesses can use within the business network.

• Businesses signing up can enable the CRM.COM Gateway.

• Any payment method tokenised by the CRM.COM Gateway is considered as a CRM.COM Wallet payment method.

• Any payment method tokenised by any other PGw service is considered as a contact payment method (and can be used for purchase within the business only) but . Still, it is also a CRM.COM Wallet payment method. In this case, the payment method as such is hidden when the contact uses the wallet as a payment method type in any other business.

Payment Gateways

A payment gateway is a service provided by a third-party system , which that tokenises the payment methods information. Subsequently, and subsequently it authorises online payment processing , as well as and accepting refunds and payouts in various currencies.

Payment Gateways manage various.

• Types of payment methods, i.e. cards, account debits, wallet

• Types of financial transactions, i.e. Payments, Refunds, Payouts

Payment Gateway Integrations include information on the types of financial transactions supported, for example, payment but not payout.

CRM.COM has a number of release PGw integratiorsseveral releases PGw integrators

• JCC

• Stripe

• Paypal

• Revolut

• JCC SEPA

Primary Payment Methods

• Only one payment method can be marked as the primary one. Is the one used by default in automated payments?

• The primary payment method can be removed. If more payment methods exist, then another one must be marked as the primary before proceeding with the removal. On removing the payment method, CRM.COM does no longer hold any information for the payment method.

Subscription Payment Method

One of the contact’s payment methods that will be automatically used to collect money for recurring billing purposes. This payment method might not be the contact’s primary one.

Payment Method “owners”“owners.”

Payment methods are registered by

• Contacts who want to buy services and physical goods

• Organisations (Merchants/Service Providers) who also want to buy services and physical goods from the business

Businesses also have another payment method used for Settlement purposes called “Settlement Account”Account.”

Hashed cards were also added as payment methods , used for authenticating the contact and not for purchases/orders.

Manage Payment Methods

Contacts are responsible for adding, updating and removing their payment methods through a front-end system. Front-end systems are responsible for the process of payment methods capturing process, integrating directly with the PGw service and passing changes to CRM.COM using its self-service Web APIs

Merchant-Initiated Transactions vs . Customer-Initiated Transactions

Merchant-initiated transactions (MIT) are transactions initiated by the CRM.COM system, typically for subscription or wallet auto topup top-up flows.

Customer-initiated transactions are transactions where a consumer initiates at a front end the purchase using the card on file (stored in CRM.COM)

Payment Flows

• Add payment method

• Place an order

• Billing Run