Payment Monitoring and Logs

Monitor payments as they happen and see where a problem began.

Monitor acquiring success rates and connection errors with alerts at set thresholds. Trace payment requests, responses and outcomes by the same reference.

Focus on your business with Payment Monitoring and Logs

Payment success rate monitoring by bank and channel
Notifications for configured thresholds and error conditions
Reference-linked transaction timelines with masked fields

Do not wait for an end-of-day report or customer complaint to discover a decline in payment success. MagicPay Payment Monitoring and Logs tracks current transaction outcomes and error trends across connected acquiring services. Receive notifications when the success rate falls below your configured threshold or a defined error condition occurs, and investigate where a transaction stopped through a shared timeline. Success rate monitoring and an individual payment's technical history become part of the same operation. Support, finance and engineering can use order and provider references to reach the same sequence of events instead of exchanging disconnected log extracts.

Read success rates at the right level

An overall rate may not reveal the source of a problem. Review breakdowns by bank, card type, card program and sales channel to identify the affected transaction group. Evaluate initiated payments alongside completed outcomes for the selected period. Return to the transaction history without confusing retries with separate sales, and investigate how the change relates to provider and routing decisions.

Set thresholds and receive notifications

Define notification rules for falling success rates, increased technical errors and unresponsive acquiring connections. Choose thresholds and monitoring intervals that fit your business to identify events requiring operational attention. Move from the notification to the relevant connection and transaction records. Teams assess the impact using the same data and link the next action to routing and outage management.

Follow each payment's sequence of events

Requests, provider responses, error codes and subsequent notifications are linked to the same payment record with timestamps. When an order remains pending, review earlier steps rather than just the latest message. Delayed outcomes and repeated notifications remain connected to the original transaction.

  • Transaction search by order and provider reference
  • A shared timeline for requests, responses and notifications
  • Combined investigation of error codes and status queries
  • Access to retry and alternative route history

The data needed for investigation, with controlled access

Sensitive fields such as card numbers are masked; investigation views use the information needed for technical analysis. Security codes are not included in support messages or shared logs. User access is limited according to responsibilities, while masking, access and retention rules are managed as part of operations. Investigating a problem does not require circulating customer card data between teams.

Turn data into routing and provider decisions

Investigate which errors recur in each card group and how outcomes evolve after rule changes. Engineering investigates connectivity, operations follows alternative routes and finance tracks the related payment outcome. Build a shared basis for investigation across multi-acquirer online stores, platforms and dealer collection teams, and use the event history in bank discussions.

Monitoring and investigation in three steps

Move from overall payment health to individual transaction details through the same reference chain.

  • 1. Connect acquiring, channel and transaction outcomes to the shared monitoring view.
  • 2. Define notification rules for success rates, errors and connection health.
  • 3. Move from a notification to the relevant transaction timeline and track the outcome and action taken.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answers about usage, integration and operational scope.

What is a payment success rate? +

It shows how many initiated payment requests completed within the selected scope and period. Bank, card and channel breakdowns help identify the transaction group experiencing a problem.

When will I receive notifications? +

Notification rules run when the success rate falls below your configured threshold, a technical error condition occurs or acquiring connection health degrades. Teams can open the records for the relevant event.

How is card information shown in logs? +

Sensitive fields such as card numbers are masked. Investigations use order and provider references, status and error information; security codes are not shared.

Can support and engineering investigate the same transaction? +

Yes. Within their permissions, both can reach request, response, notification and attempt history through the same order reference. The support request stays connected to the technical investigation.

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