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Online payments have become a part of our daily lives in no time. We’re transacting online not only through debit or credit cards but through numerous other modes like UPI, netbanking and wallets as well. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What is Payment Gateway and How does It Work?


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What is Payment Gateway and How does It Work?
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What is a Payment gateway?
A Payment gateway is a tunnel that connects your
bank account to the platform where you need to
transfer your money. It is a software that
authorizes you to conduct an online transaction
through different payment modes like net banking,
credit card, debit card, UPI or the many online
wallets that are available these days.
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How does a Payment gateway work?
  • Now that you have a basic understanding of what
    are payment gateways?, let us discuss how it
    works. A payment gateway focuses on securing the
    sensitive information given by the user
    throughout the process. It ensures security by
    encrypting data like card and bank details that
    have been provided by the user.

Using an online payment gateway, businesses can
accept payments through various payment modes.
One of these payment modes is through credit and
debit cards. Click here to read about
the lifecycle of an online card payment.
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How does a Payment gateway keep information
secure?
  • A payment gateway ensures the security of the
    information you put in by encrypting the data.
    Now that you have a pretty good idea of what is
    payment gateway and how it works, let us look at
    a list of things that a PG does to keep your data
    safe
  • First things first, the entire payment gateway
    transaction flow is carried out through an HTTPS
    web address. This is different from the HTTP as
    the S in the HTTPS stands for Secure. The
    transaction takes place through this same tunnel.
  • As a result of the hash function, the system
    often uses a signed request from the merchant to
    validate the request of the transaction. This
    signed request is a secret word, which only the
    merchant and the payment gateway know.

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