Payment.net
A proprietary platform to orchestrate accounts, flows, reconciliation, reporting and integrations.
In brief
Payment.net is Tractial’s proprietary technology platform. It orchestrates accounts, flows, rules, webhooks and reporting. It is not a separate institution, and not a financial product to subscribe to.
Payment.net is the proprietary technology platform developed by Tractial. It orchestrates the services exposed to partners: payment account management, incoming and outgoing flows, reconciliation and reporting data, API integrations.
Orchestration map
- Partners / clients
Business journeys that trigger events.
- API
Entry point documented after qualification.
See the page - Ledger and rules
Account keeping and application of project rules.
- Payments
Flow execution within the PI scope.
See the page - Webhooks and reporting
Statuses, alerts, reconciliation.
Proprietary technology is not the regulated service. Partners contract with Tractial.
Capabilities
Account management
Creation, balance and status tracking of payment accounts.
Flow orchestration
Incoming payments, outgoing transfers, payouts and multi-party flows.
Reconciliation and reporting
Matching transactions with the partner’s business data; tracking of payments, balances, commissions and statuses.
Integrations
APIs and webhooks to connect the platform to the partner’s journeys.
See the page
What Payment.net is not
It is not a bank, not a licence, and not a third-party component presented as Tractial. Any partner components stay named as such.
FAQ
Is Payment.net a product separate from Tractial?
No. Payment.net is Tractial’s proprietary technology platform; partners contract with Tractial, which operates the services through this platform.
Can we use only the reporting without the payments?
The scope of use is defined project by project; platform capabilities are activated according to the contracted services.
Related pages
API
How to connect.
See the pageAccounts
Orchestrated objects.
See the pageSolutions hub
Map of the offering.
See the pageLicences
Who operates the regulated service.
See the page