What is PayFort? PayFort Review, Features

PayFort is the largest third-party payment platform in the Arab world, comparable to PayPal.

About PayFort

PayFort's motto is "simple and secure". It builds consumer confidence by deploying a secure payment network to ensure the security of transactions.

PayFort is very different from the well-known Alipay. It is a payment gateway for merchants, that is, it is B2B, and individual users cannot register PayFort. For example, if you want to pay online when shopping on Souq, you can connect to your personal bank debit card or credit card account through PayFort to make the payment.

Built using the latest fraud prevention and anti-money laundering technologies, PayFort’s payment gateway can be integrated into a website or app. Through this platform, SMEs, startups, government agencies and large enterprises are able to make online payments via debit and credit cards.

Serve

As a company, we don’t just serve a specific industry or type of business, we pride ourselves on bringing effective solutions to all types of businesses. From fledgling e-commerce initiatives to industry giants throughout the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Jordan and Qatar, we work with businesses to help them meet the needs of their customers and make online shopping opportunities safe and easy for everyone.

We offer more than just a market-leading service, we provide merchants with the opportunity to build trust and lasting relationships with their customers. In a world with a lot of noise, we understand how important it is for brands to provide their customers with a unique, transparent and seamless buying experience that puts the focus on what people want, not how they pay for it.

Payment

(1) Online payment

Accept online credit card payments in more than 80 currencies worldwide. Checkout does not require importing to a third-party website, thereby increasing transaction success rates;

(2) Pay@Home

Consumers place orders on the merchant's website - Payfort sends agents to contact consumers and collect fees offline - notifies the merchant and completes payment;

(3) Pay@Store

The consumer places an order on the merchant's website - the consumer obtains a payment receipt - pays at the nearest store - notifies the merchant and completes the payment

(4) Installment payment

Customers can purchase in monthly installments, directly through the website, without having to contact a bank. Currently only four banks are supported;

(5) Payment by email or SMS

Send a message from a social network or other online website, click on the link, and the customer is directed to the payment page to make the payment.