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The lifecycle of a card transaction begins when the cardholder clicks Pay on the merchant website, or when a subscription payment becomes due and is trigger...

APEXX returns transaction status codes in transaction responses. You may also see these transaction status codes in reports and dashboards on the merchant p...

Transactions can be refunded through the APEXX API, which means that merchants can build support for refund processing into their own applications. This is ...

Card payouts (unlinked refunds) are referred to as Original Credit Transactions (OCTs) by Visa and as Payment Transactions (PTs) by Mastercard.  A card ...

APEXX does support partial refunds.  Refunds can be issued for amounts up to the original transaction amount, either incrementally or in a single transa...

Chargebacks are a consumer protection mechanism that enables customers to dispute items charged to their account or payment card. They usually occur when a ...

Tokenisation is the practice of encrypting a card number and returning a token representing the payment card to the merchant. The token can be used to proce...

PURPOSE This article describes how to process merchant-initiated transactions with and without tokenisation through APEXX.   CAUSE Merchants offering su...

Yes - the scope of a token extends across the entire organisation in APEXX to which a merchant belongs, up to parent level. Merchants that are not part of t...

The APEXX API supports the following basic fraud checks: Transmission of CVV in the payment request Transmission of address data in the payment reques...