Tranzify

Bank transfers & instant payments · On request

Interac

Interac is Canada's interbank network, owned by the country's financial institutions: Interac e-Transfer moves money between accounts at Canadian banks and credit unions from the payer's own online banking, and it is the everyday way to pay a person or a business without a card. For a checkout it means a deposit confirmed within minutes, a payout to the same account and no chargebacks, since a deposited transfer is final.

Key facts

Countries
Canada
Currencies
CAD
Operations
Pay-in · Payout · Refund
Settlement
instant
Chargebacks
not possible

How a payment goes through

  1. 1The checkout shows the account details, the amount and a reference
  2. 2The payer sends the transfer from their banking app
  3. 3The provider matches the incoming transfer by reference and amount
  4. 4Webhook to the merchant; unmatched transfers are refunded

How a payment goes through

  1. The checkout offers Interac e-Transfer and shows the recipient details and a reference, or the provider sends the payer a request for money.
  2. The payer logs in to the banking app or online banking and sends or accepts the transfer.
  3. The funds land with automatic deposit and the provider confirms, usually within minutes.
  4. Tranzify writes the result and calls the merchant’s webhook.

Interac e-Transfer against cards in Canada

Interac has run Canada’s debit network since 1984 and e-Transfer since 2002; a transfer goes from account to account, so the payer needs no card and the merchant sees no card data.

Interac e-Transfer Cards
What the payer needs online banking at a Canadian bank or credit union a card accepted by the acquirer
Confirmation minutes at once
Chargebacks none scheme rules
Recurring no yes, with tokens
Payouts yes, a transfer to the payer’s e-mail or phone push to card

The method is in the catalogue on request.

Who uses it

iGaming, forex and fintech for deposits and withdrawals in Canadian dollars; e-commerce and digital goods for payers who keep their card off the internet. A client, a payment company operating in Canada under its own registration, enables Adyen or Nuvei for Interac under its own contract; the integration is enabled on request.

How to connect

  1. 1Onboard with Tranzify and get your network, keys and back office.
  2. 2Enter your account with the provider in the terminal settings — Tranzify already speaks its API.
  3. 3Add routing rules: countries, currencies, amounts, BIN ranges, priorities and weights.
  4. 4Go live. Every payment, callback and retry is in the journal for five years.

Providers offering this method

On request — Request this integration

Industries

Frequently asked questions

How does the payer pay with Interac e-Transfer at checkout?+
The checkout shows the recipient and a reference, or the provider sends a request for money; the payer logs in to the banking app, sends or accepts the transfer, and the provider confirms when the funds land, usually within minutes with automatic deposit.
Are there chargebacks or limits?+
No chargebacks: a deposited transfer cannot be reversed by the payer, and a refund is a new transfer back. Limits are set by the payer’s bank, commonly a few thousand dollars a day.
What happened to Interac Online?+
Interac Online, the debit redirect to the payer’s online banking, was discontinued by Interac in 2024 after the banks had dropped it one by one; the flow in the catalogue is built on Interac e-Transfer, which the Canadian banks and credit unions support.

Related methods

See the platform on your own flows

Thirty minutes with an engineer, not a sales deck: your providers, your routing rules, your merchants' checkout.

  • ✓ Not a financial institution
  • ✓ Money never passes through us
  • ✓ Built to PCI DSS requirements

By sending the form you agree to the privacy policy.