During card authorisation, the issuer confirms that the funds or credit necessary to cover the cost of the purchase are available, but the money itself doesn't move during authorisation. That happens straight after, during capturing. Payment capture can happen on a variable timeline, but as most...
the issuer confirms that the funds or credit necessary to cover the cost of the purchase are available, but the money itself doesn't move during authorisation. That happens straight after, during capturing.
the issuer confirms that the funds or credit necessary to cover the cost of the purchase are available, but the money itself doesn't move during authorisation. That happens straight after, during capturing.
the issuer confirms that the funds or credit necessary to cover the cost of the purchase are available, but the money itself doesn't move during authorisation. That happens straight after, during capturing.
Settlement is when the funds from customer transactions are actually transferred from the cardholder's issuing bank to the business's acquiring bank. Think of it like this: Payment authorisation is when the issuer says, "Yes, those funds are available and have been approved for use for this pu...
Settlement is when the funds from customer transactions are actually transferred from the cardholder's issuing bank to the business's acquiring bank. Think of it like this: Payment authorisation is when the issuer says, "Yes, those funds are available and have been approved for use for this pu...
Settlement is when the funds from customer transactions are actually transferred from the cardholder's issuing bank to the business's acquiring bank. Think of it like this: Payment authorisation is when the issuer says, "Yes, those funds are available and have been approved for use for this pu...
Settlement is when the funds from customer transactions are actually transferred from the cardholder's issuing bank to the business's acquiring bank. Think of it like this: Payment authorisation is when the issuer says, "Yes, those funds are available and have been approved for use for this pu...
Settlement is when the funds from customer transactions are actually transferred from the cardholder's issuing bank to the business's acquiring bank. Think of it like this: Payment authorisation is when the issuer says, "Yes, those funds are available and have been approved for use for this pu...
During card authorisation, the issuer confirms that the funds or credit necessary to cover the cost of the purchase are available, but the money itself doesn't move during authorisation. That happens straight after, during capturing. Payment capture can happen on a variable timeline, but as most...