Payment collection

Route card and crypto payments into one ledger

Payfux provides a card and crypto payment gateway workflow with one operator record for configured collection flows. The record follows the source, gross amount, fees, customer or player reference, confirmation state and settlement destination. The checkout presents only methods available for the current customer and transaction context; no scheme, asset, network or acceptance level is universal.

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01 / Workflow

One collection flow, source-aware records

The source can change while the operating questions stay the same: who paid, how much arrived, what evidence exists and where settlement is going.

  1. 01

    Create a payment session

    The operator supplies the amount, currency, customer context and return reference required by its integration.

  2. 02

    Route an available method

    The checkout presents configured payment options based on the customer, amount, currency, location and provider status.

  3. 03

    Record source evidence

    The ledger keeps the payment source, reference, gross amount, fee and current confirmation state together.

  4. 04

    Move into settlement

    The transaction is reconciled to its credited entity and the configured settlement destination is shown in the operator view.

02 / Operations

A common operating record

Teams do not need a different vocabulary for every payment source. Payfux keeps the shared fields consistent and preserves source-specific evidence.

01

Method-aware checkout

Available options are selected for the live transaction context instead of being represented as a universal method list.

02

Source and entity attribution

The operating record identifies the source and connects it to the intended player, invoice, order or customer reference.

03

State changes

The timeline records whether evidence is pending, confirmed or settled and can be updated when reliable new information arrives.

04

Fee visibility

Gross amount and recorded fees remain separate so reconciliation does not depend on reverse-engineering a net balance.

03 / Requirements

Method support is configuration-specific

A collection capability does not mean every payment option is available for every customer, location, currency or amount.

  • Card-data handling depends on the checkout configuration and payment provider and is documented during integration review.
  • Supported crypto assets and networks are confirmed per operator; examples do not form a production support list.
  • Refund, dispute and chargeback handling depends on the method, provider and agreed customer configuration.

04 / Questions

Questions operators ask

Which card brands does Payfux support?

Payfux does not publish a universal card-brand list on this page. Available payment options are shown for the customer and transaction context and are confirmed during integration review.

Which cryptocurrencies can customers use?

Supported assets and networks are confirmed for each operator. Assets shown in sample product records should not be read as a complete support list.

Does the Payfux landing-page checkout collect card details?

No payment is submitted from the public product demonstration. The production card-data boundary depends on the agreed checkout configuration and provider model.

Can a payment state change after it appears in the ledger?

Yes. Provider review, blockchain evidence, disputes, reversals or reconciliation can change a displayed state when reliable new evidence arrives.

Are collection and settlement the same event?

No. A payment can be collected or confirmed before its settlement record is completed. Payfux shows these stages separately so the operator can follow the handoff.

Integration review

Review the payment sources your checkout needs

Payfux confirms the available methods, transaction context, card-data model and settlement configuration during onboarding.

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