store payment system

One payment infrastructure for store and online sales.

Unify store POS and online collections with MagicPay. Manage smart routing, saved cards, branch reporting and refunds within the same payment operations.

Highlights

An approach that fits your needs

Consider business workflows, technical scope and operational requirements together.

01

Unified channels

See store and online sales in a shared record.

02

Rule-based routing

Manage card and installment priorities centrally.

03

Connected refunds

Investigate customer questions from the original sale.

Campaign traffic, installment expectations and devices across different branches are all parts of the same retail payment operation. When a bank has problems, you need to switch to an alternative connection, present the customer's preferred payment option and match sales to collections at day-end. MagicPay brings your store payment system and online channels into a shared transaction model, giving store and central teams access to the same sales outcome.

The right connection for the card and installment plan

AI Routing matches card and installment conditions to your defined provider priorities. Automatic POS management takes a problematic connection out of service and restores it when healthy; new transactions proceed through suitable alternatives.

  • Manage campaign and installment rules centrally.
  • Review routing decisions alongside provider results.
  • Distinguish store and online transactions by channel.

Continue the customer relationship through refunds

MagicVault makes subsequent purchases easier with saved cards. Physical POS links in-store sales to branches and checkouts. Refunds are tracked from the original transaction reference, so finance sees the amount and provider status in the same record. Customer service reaches that history through the order or sales number too.

Unify channels in three steps

Start with your existing store and online setup.

  • 1. Map branch, checkout, terminal and online-store references.
  • 2. Define bank connections, installment options and routing priorities.
  • 3. Test sales and refunds, then follow channel and branch reports in the dashboard.

Who is it for?

Multi-branch stores, retailers with online channels and brands managing campaigns centrally. Branch managers follow their own locations, while central teams monitor payment and refund activity across the sales network within their permissions.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to help you assess the scope.

Can I start with existing stores? +

Yes. Existing sales and bank connections join the shared payment structure. Branch, checkout and terminal details remain in each transaction record.

What happens when a bank connection has problems? +

Automatic POS management removes the problematic connection from service, routes new transactions to defined eligible alternatives and restores the connection when it recovers.

How do I track store and online refunds? +

Refunds retain the original sale's channel and transaction reference. Central teams can review related activity together using branch, date and provider filters.