Payment processor informs the gateway of authorization or refusal
Next, the payment processor lets the payment gateway know whether the transaction has been authorized or refused. Then, the gateway reports back to your site or platform, and the user can see the results there.
If the online payment is authorized, the payment processor credits the merchant account with funds for the transaction. At this point, the ecommerce payment process is complete:
The merchant has received bolivia telegram screening funds from the customer (or, more specifically, from the customer’s creditor).
The customer (or creditor) is charged for the purchase and should soon see a pending charge on a credit or debit statement.
The merchant is ready to proceed to order fulfillment and shipping.
This entire five-step process (along with any subtasks or exceptions encountered along the way) happens typically in just a few seconds. The process — when it works properly — is nearly invisible, both to the customer and to your ecommerce business. You get to focus on growing your business and fulfilling those orders, and your customers enjoy a seamless ecommerce experience.