From checkout to reconciliation, keep every approved payment event connected.
This connected-payment solution links checkout, provider APIs, verified webhooks, operational systems and reconciliation views so teams can follow the payment journey without relying on disconnected updates.
This is the target architecture, not the delivery service.
This page describes what a connected-payment architecture contains and what it produces operationally. The professional work to assess, build, test and launch it is the Payment Gateway Integration service.
Components and use cases.
Component availability and implementation depend on the provider and project scope. Nothing here promises a feature the selected provider does not support.
Provider, ownership and compliance boundaries.
What Tijara Tech does
We design and integrate the connected software architecture — adapters, event handling, state mapping, connectors and operational views.
Payment processing stays with the provider
The selected licensed provider processes payments. That responsibility is not transferred by this architecture.
No customer funds
Tijara Tech does not hold customer funds through the illustrated solution.
Sensitive data placement
Payment data should remain within approved provider components — hosted checkout or secure fields — wherever that model applies.
PCI DSS scope
PCI DSS scope depends on the implementation and must be confirmed for the real architecture. No certification is claimed.
Commercial and regulatory
Merchant agreements, settlement, licensing and regulatory responsibilities remain provider and client dependent.
No guarantees
No zero errors, instant settlement or guaranteed reconciliation is promised — exceptions are surfaced for review, not eliminated.
Scope, integrations and responsibilities are confirmed before work begins.
Tijara Tech reviews the workflow, required systems, technical dependencies and responsibilities before confirming the delivery approach.
The work that assesses, builds, tests and launches this architecture.
A branded merchant or customer experience over provider capabilities.
Wider ERP data movement and system connections beyond payments.
Payment Gateway API Integration questions.
What is included, and how is this different from a payment gateway?
It includes checkout integration, a provider adapter, webhook receipt and verification, state mapping, idempotency controls, system connectors, notifications, a reconciliation view and monitoring. It is not a gateway: it is the software architecture that connects a licensed provider’s gateway to your operational systems.
Does Tijara Tech process or hold customer funds?
No. Payment processing and the holding of funds remain with the selected licensed provider under your merchant agreement. Tijara Tech designs and integrates the connected software architecture around it.
Which payment providers, ERP systems and business applications can be connected?
No provider list is published — suitability depends on documented API and webhook support. Odoo and other ERPs can usually be connected where the required APIs exist, and the connector layer is designed against the target system.
How are webhooks, duplicate events, failures, refunds and reconciliation handled?
Events are verified through the provider’s signature mechanism, and failures go to an exception queue rather than disappearing. Idempotency controls prevent a repeat delivery updating a record twice. Refund and recurring status depend on provider support. Reconciliation compares provider references with business records and routes differences to a review queue for finance sign-off.
How are provider suitability, security scope, testing and launch support confirmed?
Through the Payment Gateway Integration service: provider assessment, sandbox testing across success, failure, retry and duplicate scenarios, then acceptance and a production-readiness checklist. Card data should stay inside approved provider components, and PCI DSS scope is confirmed for the real architecture — no certification is claimed.