3DS Authentication support
We address 3DS authentication within your payment gateway integration, with configuration aligned to the selected provider and approved transaction flow.
Our integration approach
We review the customer interaction, authentication result and connection to the broader payment journey. Browser and mobile behaviour, interrupted sessions and recurring requirements are considered in the implementation. Authentication does not guarantee authorisation or remove every dispute risk; the applicable treatment depends on the actual transaction and arrangement.
Implementation with defined responsibilities
We work through the checkout and system requirements with your team so the selected solution has a clear implementation scope. The relevant documentation, supported features and operating conditions form the reference for development and testing. Your team should know who owns configuration, deployment, reconciliation and support, including where another provider performs a particular function.
Test the complete payment journey
Testing needs to address the operational cases that matter to the business. Alongside a successful payment, include failed attempts, interrupted sessions, repeated actions and delayed status updates as relevant to the gateway. Refund and recurring events need their own review where supported. We connect the technical acceptance criteria with the records your operations team needs after activation.
Keep the integration aligned as you grow
A new checkout component, payment method or business flow can change the implementation requirements. We address material changes against the approved service and relevant provider documentation. Supported features and security responsibilities should remain clear as the business develops. A previous test or certification reference should not be treated as proof that every later configuration is equivalent.
From technical scope to service activation
The integration sits within the wider payment arrangement. Entity eligibility, markets, commercial terms and the approved transaction model must be resolved alongside development. We define those dependencies in the onboarding discussion so launch decisions are based on the actual service scope. Share your platform, essential functions and operating requirements to start the review.