You can enable payment methods yourself in your dashboard, but for some you need to apply to MultiSafepay first. Other methods with specific requirements follow their own activation flow.
Activation flow | Payment methods |
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Apply to MultiSafepay | Cards and wallets (except PayPal), Dotpay, in3, Pay After Delivery, SEPA Direct Debit |
Enable in dashboard | Banking methods, E-Invoicing |
Own flow … |
There are two statuses for each payment that update as it is processed.
In your MultiSafepay dashboard, go to Transaction overview, and then select the relevant transaction to open the Transaction details page. Under Status history, you can see the order status and transaction status:
Changes as the customer’s order with you progresses towards shipment (independent of payment). …
If the transaction status of a credit card payment is Uncleared, it means that MultiSafepay’s automated fraud filter has placed the payment on hold. The fraud filter detects increased risk of fraud, but doesn’t prevent all fraudulent payments. Not every payment the filter places on hold is necessarily fraudulent.
There are risks associated with accepting credit card payments. You bear …
For pay later methods, you must manually change the order status from Completed to Shipped. This triggers the payment method to invoice the customer and transfer the funds to MultiSafepay. It also prevents the order from expiring.
To change the order status in your MultiSafepay dashboard, follow these steps:
View the payment methods supported for different countries:
Country | Payment method |
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Austria | EPS, Klarna, Sofort, Trustly |
Belgium | AfterPay, Bancontact, Belfius, CBC/KBC, Edenred, Gift cards, Klarna, Sofort, Trustly |
Bulgaria | Trustly |
Croatia | Trustly |
Cyprus | Trustly |
Czech Republic | Trustly, TrustPay |
Denmark | Dankort, Klarna, Trustly |
Estonia | Trustly |
Europe (SEPA area) | Bank Transfer, … |
This page sets out reason codes for common credit card errors returned by issuers and recommended actions to take.
Only the cardholder can contact the issuer to find out the specific reason.
If the issue can’t be resolved, ask the cardholder for another card number, or to use a different payment method.
The issuer wants to check the transaction.
Cardholder: Contact …
This page sets out possible reasons why a credit card payment was declined.
Only the cardholder can contact the issuer to find out the specific reason.
Our automated fraud filter flagged the transaction as probably fraudulent.
Email [email protected]
The issuer declined the transaction. Ask the cardholder to contact them.
Displaying your logo in customers' online banking environments and applications can help improve your brand presence, recognition, and trust. This in turn helps reduce chargebacks, disputes, and friendly fraud – when customers mistakenly initiate chargebacks because they don’t recognise or trust a transaction.
Upload your logo for the card scheme to display in all participating banking …
Banks and card schemes all charge different fees to cover the operational costs of managing their network and processing credit card payments.
There are three cost components for the Interchange++ model:
These costs vary considerably depending on a range of factors, including the: …
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