at the best price
Aware of the challenges faced by high-risk businesses, we enable merchants to accept online payments simply, while securing their revenues over the long term.
Increase
your conversion rate
Comply
with European regulations
Limit
disputes and fraud
Manage your unitary and recurring transactions, using high-performance payment methods.
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Your sales tunnel is unique. That’s why we give you the freedom to choose the integration mode best suited to your platform.
Integrate the Smart Form hosted payment page, without any technical effort, allowing you to use our solutions quickly.
Create your own custom payment form and automate your flows via the CentralPay API, with real-time notifications.
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Find out all about CentralPay’s High Risk payment offer
Several measures have been taken to protect high-risk credit card transactions:
High-risk payments naturally involve greater risk, and are subject to stricter legal supervision. CentralPay keeps a close eye on the running and use of these high risk merchant accounts, and regularly transmits their information to the regulator.
For this purpose, CentralPay has established a specific pricing, which includes :
Fixed fees :
Variable fees, deducted from the amount of each card transaction:
Extra fees : additional charges deducted on an exceptional basis in the event of a card dispute by the customer, for example.
CentralPay accepts all major currencies: Euros (EUR), Dollars (USD), Swiss Francs (CHF) and Pounds (GBP).
The opening of a high-risk payment account requires a series of checks by the CentralPay teams:
For verification purposes, and in accordance with current regulations, you will be asked to provide supporting documents at each stage of the process.
Tell us about your project and we'll send you a feasibility analysis and a suitable price proposal. Our technicians will guide you through our API documentation to get your integration up and running quickly and smoothly.
CentralPay is an Electronic Money Institution authorized by the Banque de France through the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (CIB 17138).