Cards, point of sale and fiscalisation
Card payments: Amex, Diners Club and Maestro
We have already integrated Amex, Diners and Maestro in production and connect it to your system: reliable, traceable and monitored in operation.
What is Amex, Diners and Maestro?
Alongside Visa and Mastercard, many merchants also accept American Express, Diners Club and Maestro. Amex and Diners often run on separate acceptance contracts. Maestro is Mastercard's debit card and is being replaced step by step by Debit Mastercard.
What we have built
- American Express, Diners Club and Maestro integrated via the payment processor, alongside Visa and Mastercard.
- Integration of a second payment processor.
What matters in the integration
- 3-D Secure and strong customer authentication (PSD2) for all card brands.
- Do not store card data yourself: tokenisation via the payment processor keeps the PCI DSS effort small.
- Map refunds and chargebacks per card brand.
What we build around it
- Exactly-once booking: callbacks, webhooks and timeouts handled so that no payment is booked twice or lost.
- Payment reconciliation with the provider's settlement reports, automated instead of manual.
- Payment method switchable per market, with limits according to the market's rules.
- Monitoring and alerting, so that provider outages are noticed immediately.
- Test cases and mock interfaces, so that releases can be tested without the real provider.
Frequently asked questions
Can Limeship integrate Amex, Diners and Maestro into our existing system?
Yes. We have already integrated Amex, Diners and Maestro in production, in a platform with online portal, apps and branches in several markets. We connect it to your existing backend, whether .NET, Java or another stack, and take over testing, monitoring and operation if you wish.
What do we need to get started?
A contract with Amex, Diners and Maestro or with the payment service provider that offers Amex, Diners and Maestro, access to the test environment and the requirements of your business side. We clarify everything else in a first conversation.