Overview
With SyncteraPay, FinTechs can find a payments partner outside the Synctera Marketplace if it better suits their needs. SyncteraPay supports both Outbound and Inbound payment flows:- SyncteraPay Outbound (Send): This function allows money transfer from a Synctera account to an external account in a different financial institution, via a third-party payments provider.
- SyncteraPay Inbound (Receive): This function facilitates the receipt of money from an external account to a Synctera account, via a third-party provider.
Sub-type | Description |
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outgoing_international_remittance | An outbound international transaction originated from a Synctera account |
outgoing_international_remittance_return | A return received for a previous outbound international remittance |
outgoing_international_remittance_reversal | This transaction is reserved for Synctera Operations and used for exception processing if needed |
outgoing_issued_check | Coming soon. A check issued from a Synctera account. |
outgoing_issued_check_return | Coming soon. A returned received for a previous issued check |
Transaction Flow
Transactions executed via a third-party provider need coordination between the Synctera account and the third-party payment provider. All payments follow a two-step process. The first step is a transaction authorization that verifies that the account is capable of transacting and has sufficient funds for the transaction. The second step is the transaction posting ensuring the successful processing of the transfer with the third-party payment provider and includes adding extra transaction data for reconciliation. These steps are performed via the Synctera APIs1
Transaction Authorization
Create a transaction authorization to hold available fundsIf successful, this means that the transaction has passed all the checks and balances, and can be committed with the third-party provider.
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Transaction Posted
Update the status to POSTED once funds are verified to post the holdIf successful, the third-party provider has processed the transaction, and it can now be posted to the customer’s account. At this stage, the FinTech should include the transaction reference ID provided by the third-party provider for future transaction reconciliation.