Payment Processing is the core engine of the SecureFlow platform. It captures card data across any channel, protects it in real time, routes it to your gateway, and returns the result — all in under a second, all without the card data ever touching your network.
Payment Processing is what sits under every Paytia payment flow.
Every payment flows through five stages — capture, protect, route, process, report. Same engine regardless of whether the card arrives by phone, chat, link, or IVR.
The foundational technology that powers every Paytia solution — regardless of channel, payment method, or use case.
Replaces keypad tones with flat tones in real time during live calls. Agents never hear card data. Call recordings never capture it. The technology that makes PCI-compliant phone payments possible.
Captures sensitive data from any source — phone keypads, payment links, SMS forms, IVR prompts, web chat, and API calls. One platform handles every channel.
Routes transactions to your existing payment gateway — Stripe, Worldpay, Adyen, Barclaycard, Lloyds Cardnet, NatWest, and more. No switching providers.
Stores card tokens for recurring payments and future transactions. Sensitive data is tokenised immediately — your systems never hold card numbers.
RESTful APIs, webhooks, and pre-built integrations connect Payment Processing to your CRM, ERP, and back-office systems. Sandbox environment for testing.
Automated PCI DSS scope reduction, complete audit trails, GDPR-compliant data handling, and tamper-proof transaction logging for every interaction.
Every Paytia payment flow uses the same Payment Processing engine underneath. Here's the full range.
Automatic failover and geographic redundancy.
Monitor transactions, track success rates, spot issues instantly.
Every interaction logged with timestamps, agent IDs, and outcomes.
15+ payment gateways supported. Use one or many.
Cloud-native platform with data centres in the UK, EU, and US.
Full test environment with simulated transactions and API mocking.
Book a demo and see how the Payment Processing engine works against your telephony and gateway.