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Charge Cards, Stay Off PCI Scope

Card data flows directly to processors. You see tokens and confirmations. Receipts generate automatically.

Payment processing

Charge customers without payment infrastructure

Accept one-time payments through a single API. Cards, wallets, and local payment methods process through Stripe or Paystack with PCI compliance handled automatically.

Capabilities

Everything you need for payment processing

Card payments

Accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and other major cards. Card validation, 3D Secure, and fraud checks handled automatically.

Digital wallets

Accept Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other wallet payments. One-tap checkout for returning customers.

Local payment methods

Support region-specific methods like SEPA in Europe, Alipay in China, and mobile money in Africa.

PCI compliance

Card data flows directly to payment processors. Conjoin never stores card numbers, keeping you out of PCI scope.

Payment intents

Create payment intents that handle authentication, retries, and confirmation. Track payment state through the complete lifecycle.

Refunds

Issue full or partial refunds programmatically. Track refund status and receive webhook notifications on completion.

150+
Currencies

Accept payments globally

< 2s
Charge time

Payment confirmation

PCI DSS
Compliance

Secure payment handling

Why it matters

Accept payments without PCI complexity

Accept payments without PCI scope

Handling card data directly requires PCI DSS compliance, security audits, and specialized infrastructure. Conjoin Billing Payments routes cards to processors without your server touching sensitive data.
In practice

A customer enters their card on your checkout page. The card tokenizes client-side and sends to Conjoin. Conjoin charges through Stripe or Paystack. Your server never sees the card number, keeping you out of PCI scope.

Multiple payment methods through one API

Supporting cards, wallets, and local payment methods typically requires multiple integrations. Conjoin Billing Payments provides a unified API for all payment methods.
In practice

Accept Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cards with the same API call. The response confirms payment regardless of method. Add new payment methods without code changes.

Automatic receipts and confirmations

Generating receipts, sending confirmation emails, and tracking payments requires additional infrastructure. Conjoin Billing Payments handles receipts and confirmations automatically.
In practice

Charge a customer. They receive an email receipt with line items and your branding. The receipt URL works for record-keeping without building receipt generation.

Built for Your Workflow

Ship faster with solutions designed for real-world needs

How Conjoin solves this

Call the charge endpoint with amount and payment method. Card validation, 3D Secure, fraud checks, and receipt generation execute in a single request with status returned immediately.

Impact

Ship checkout in hours, not weeks of payment gateway integration.

How Conjoin solves this

Payment intents handle Strong Customer Authentication flows end-to-end. The API detects when 3DS is required, generates redirect URLs, and confirms the payment after the customer authenticates.

Impact

Support European SCA requirements without building redirect handling or state management.

How Conjoin solves this

Issue full or partial refunds through the API with reason codes for analytics. Refunds process through the original payment method and trigger webhook notifications on completion.

Impact

Automate refund workflows and give support teams self-service refund capabilities.

How Conjoin solves this

Query any payment for its complete lifecycle: authorization, capture, failure reasons, receipt URLs, and metadata. Filter payment history by customer, status, date range, or custom attributes.

Impact

Give support teams instant access to payment details without logging into payment processor dashboards.

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