Adyen + Tranzify

What the integration covers

Adyen in the Tranzify catalogue covers card payments with Visa and Mastercard, the wallets Apple Pay and Google Pay, iDEAL in the Netherlands and BLIK in Poland. The countries are the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, France, Spain, Italy, the United States, Canada and the United Arab Emirates; the settlement currencies are EUR, GBP, USD, PLN and AED. The operations are pay-ins, payouts, recurring payments and refunds: a card stored with Adyen is charged again by its token without the card details, payouts go out through the same account, and a refund, full or partial, returns to the original payment.

How a client enables it

A Tranzify client, a licensed PSP, acquirer or fintech, opens an account with Adyen under its own licence and contract; Adyen settles the funds to the client. The client enters the Adyen credentials in the terminal settings in the Tranzify back office, adds the terminal to its routing rules and cascades it with other providers of the same methods, Stripe, Checkout.com or Nuvei for cards and Mollie for iDEAL, so that a declined payment is retried elsewhere. Tranzify routes every payment, verifies Adyen’s callbacks before a status changes, journals every attempt and result and calls the merchant’s webhook. The integration is enabled on the client’s request and is built and tested against Adyen’s sandbox before the terminal goes live.