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Płatności otwartej bankowości

Cardflo integruje płatności otwartej bankowości, umożliwiając bezpośrednie przelewy bank-do-bank dla Twoich klientów. Ta metoda omija tradycyjne schematy kart, potencjalnie zmniejszając koszty transakcji i zwiększając bezpieczeństwo.

Sprzedawcy czerpią korzyści z potwierdzenia płatności w czasie rzeczywistym i zmniejszonego ryzyka oszustw, usprawniając proces płatności dla obu stron.

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Przegląd

Open banking payments, built upon the frameworks established by PSD2 and the subsequent development toward PSD3, facilitate account-to-account (A2A) transfers by utilising Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).

This mechanism allows a Payment Initiation Service Provider (PISP) to communicate directly with the bank of the payer, eliminating the requirement for card network involvement. Because these transactions bypass the traditional rails governed by schemes, they generally do not incur interchange or scheme fees.

The technical process involves a secure authorisation through the banking app of the customer, often employing biometrics for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).

This method sits alongside traditional merchant accounts and gateways as a push-payment alternative, where the risk of certain fraud types like lost-of-stolen card abuse is significantly minimised.

For merchants, this structure provides a route to move funds directly into a settlement account without the delays typically associated with credit card clearing cycles.

Jak to działa

  1. Payment Initiation Request

    The merchant gateway sends a request to a PISP at the point of checkout. This request contains the transaction amount, currency, and the specific merchant credentials required for the transfer.

    The customer is then prompted to select their bank from a list of integrated financial institutions.

  2. Customer Bank Authorisation

    The user is securely redirected to their mobile banking application or online banking portal. This environment is controlled entirely by the issuing bank, ensuring that the merchant never handles sensitive login credentials.

    The customer logs in using their standard banking security protocols, such as fingerprint or face recognition.

  3. Payment Consent Approval

    Once logged in, the customer reviews the payment details including the recipient name and total amount. By providing consent within their bank interface, they authorise the bank to execute a Credit Transfer.

    This step satisfies SCA requirements under current regulatory mandates in the UK and European Economic Area.

  4. Real Time Status Notification

    The bank confirms the successful initiation of the transfer to the PISP, which then notifies the merchant gateway. While the actual movement of funds depends on the underlying clearing system, such as Faster Payments or SEPA Instant, the merchant receives a digital confirmation almost immediately.

  5. Automated Reconciliation

    The final stage involves the matching of the received funds with the original order ID.

    Because open banking payments include specific metadata in the transfer reference, the manual effort usually associated with standard bank transfers is reduced, allowing for automated order fulfilment and updated ledger entries.

Dlaczego to ważne

Reduction in Processing Overheads

By utilising A2A rails, businesses can avoid the multilayered cost structure of card payments, which includes interchange, scheme fees, and acquirer margins.

For high-ticket items, where percentage-based card fees become significant, the flat-fee or lower-percentage model of open banking provides a measurable reduction in the total cost of acceptance. This benefit is particularly acute for merchants operating on thin margins who require more efficient capital management.

Elimination of Chargeback Risk

Traditional card payments carry a persistent risk of chargebacks, which can be initiated months after a transaction. Open banking transfers are push-payments, meaning they are authorised through the banking security of the payer.

Since there is no equivalent to the card-scheme chargeback mechanism for these transfers, merchants are better protected against friendly fraud and certain types of payment disputes that lead to revenue loss.

Higher Authorisation Rates

Card payments may fail due to expired plastic, stolen cards, or aggressive fraud filters from issuers. Open banking bypasses these hurdles by verifying the availability of funds in real time before the payment is authorised by the customer.

This direct interaction with the bank account often leads to higher successful completion rates compared to card-not-present transactions where details may be entered incorrectly.

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High-Value E-commerce

Retailers selling luxury goods or electronics can avoid the high percentage fees associated with card payments while bypassing traditional transaction limits that often lead to card declines for expensive orders.

Subscription and Bill Pay

Service providers can utilise open banking for recurring payments, reducing churn caused by expired or cancelled credit cards by linking directly to a persistent bank account via Variable Recurring Payments.

Travel and Hospitality

Airlines and travel agencies manage large volumes and high values; direct bank transfers allow these firms to confirm bookings instantly without the risk of retroactive chargebacks frequently seen in the industry.

Wealth Management and Fintech

Investment platforms can allow users to fund their accounts instantly, ensuring capital is available for trading without the multi-day delays often found in traditional manual bank transfers or BACS.

W liczbach

50-80%
Transaction Cost Savings

This range reflects typical industry observations when comparing A2A fees to the total cost of card acceptance including interchange and scheme fees.

95-98%
Authorisation Success Rate

Industry benchmarks for successfully authenticated open banking payments often exceed card-not-present rates due to real-time fund checks and biometric security.

<45s
Checkout Completion Time

Typical time for a customer to complete an open banking payment via mobile app redirect, compared to manual entry of card details and 3DS prompts.

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Co zyskujesz dzięki Płatności otwartej bankowości

  • Ułatwiaj bezpośrednie płatności z kont bankowych klientów na Twoje konto handlowe.
  • Zredukuj opłaty za przetwarzanie płatności, eliminując pośrednie opłaty sieci kart.
  • Popraw bezpieczeństwo płatności dzięki uwierzytelnianiu na poziomie bankowym dla każdej transakcji.
  • Otrzymuj natychmiastowe potwierdzenie płatności w celu natychmiastowej realizacji zamówienia.
  • Oferuj bezproblemowy proces realizacji zamówienia bez ręcznego wprowadzania danych karty.
  • Uzyskaj dostęp do szerszej bazy klientów posiadających konta bankowe, ale bez kart kredytowych.
  • Verify the presence of sufficient funds in real time before the transaction is authorised.
  • Provide a secure payment alternative for customers who do not possess credit or debit cards.
  • Lower the risk of data breaches by never storing or transmitting sensitive cardholder data.
  • Optimise payment flows for mobile users through deep-linking directly into trusted banking applications.
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Pytania dotyczące Płatności otwartej bankowości

Jakie są główne korzyści płatności otwartej bankowości dla sprzedawców?

Sprzedawcy korzystają z niższych kosztów transakcji ze względu na brak opłat za schematy kart. Ulepszone bezpieczeństwo dzięki bezpośredniemu uwierzytelnianiu bankowemu i potwierdzenie płatności w czasie rzeczywistym to również kluczowe zalety, poprawiające przepływ gotówki i zmniejszające narażenie na oszustwa.

Jak otwarta bankowość poprawia bezpieczeństwo płatności?

Płatności otwartej bankowości wykorzystują protokoły bezpieczeństwa banku klienta. Transakcje wymagają bezpośredniego uwierzytelnienia w aplikacji bankowej lub portalu, eliminując potrzebę ujawniania wrażliwych danych karty online i znacznie zmniejszając wektory oszustw.

Czy otwarta bankowość jest dostępna globalnie?

Inicjatywy otwartej bankowości są najbardziej rozpowszechnione w Wielkiej Brytanii i UE, napędzane przez regulacje takie jak PSD2. Ich przyjęcie rośnie w innych regionach, ale zasięg jest różny.

Cardflo dostarcza szczegółowe informacje na temat dostępności regionalnej i integracji dla Twoich operacji.

What is the typical settlement timeframe for these transactions?

The settlement speed depends on the underlying clearing rails used in the specific region. In the UK, most open banking payments use the Faster Payments service, which typically settles funds within seconds or minutes.

In Europe, the timeline depends on whether the bank supports SEPA Instant. If SEPA Instant is not available, it may revert to standard SEPA Credit Transfer, which can take one business day.

How does open banking interact with Strong Customer Authentication (SCA)?

Open banking is designed to be natively compliant with SCA. When a payment is initiated, the customer must authenticate the transaction using at least two factors, such as their banking app (possession) and biometrics or a passcode (inherence/knowledge).

This satisfies PSD2 requirements more fluidly than 3-D Secure, as it uses the bank's own security features that the customer is already accustomed to using.

What happens if a customer has insufficient funds?

If a customer attempts an open banking payment and does not have enough money in their account, the bank will typically refuse the transaction during the authorisation stage.

This is a significant advantage over some card transactions that may be authorised but later fail during settlement, or result in costly overdraft fees for the consumer and potential declines for the merchant.

Can open banking be used for recurring payments or only one-off transactions?

Currently, open banking is widely used for single immediate payments. However, the industry is moving towards Variable Recurring Payments (VRP) and 'sweeping' which allow for ongoing authorisations.

While not yet as universal as card-on-file or Direct Debit, VRPs are becoming an alternative for subscription models, offering more control to the consumer and instant settlement to the merchant.

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