Overview
Open banking enables payments to enter your business account directly from your customer’s account in real-time. The entire transaction is processed through online banking.
Open Banking allows for transactions to occur B2C (Business to Consumer) without the need for needing a card processor to complete the payment. It is different differs from conventional card payment systems (Visa, Mastercard, and Amex). Open Banking processes the entire transaction through online banking.
Turning on Open Banking
You can To enable Open Banking for your Blink account, simply request the Open Banking feature directly within Blink - it is located on feature from the top right-hand side corner of the portal.
Once requested, Open Banking will be stimulated by an onboarding team member; after this you have made the request, one of our onboarding team members will initiate the process. Once the process is complete, your customers will be able to pay you make payments using Open Banking.
Using Open Banking
Once Open Banking is enabled, your customer can select ‘Pay by Bank’ as a payment option on the Blink Page and PayLinks.
Customers will only be required to enter their email and the amount when paying on a Blink Page. There is no additional information necessary when your customer pays via a PayLink.
Selecting ‘Pay By Bank’ will initiate the Open Banking flow for the customer.
The customer will first need to select the bank they wish to pay from, and they will then be required to complete their bank’s unique authentication.
Once the customer has successfully authenticated the transaction with their bank and the customer’s bank accepts the transaction, the payment process is complete.
Both you and the customer will now be issued receipts for the payment if successful.
Info |
---|
|
Video tour - Paying via Open Banking on a PayLink
Paying a Paylink with Open Banking (example. Revolut)
If Open Banking is enabled, an Open Banking transaction history table will be visible to track transactions .
Find this under Reporting→ Open Banking
Each transaction can also be viewed, which will pull up the relevant PayLink/Blink Page that the transaction was taken from.
This will also display the status of the transaction: Success or Failed
As well as the Date/Time, Customer Email, Source, Reference, Amount and Unique Transaction Reference ID.
Tip |
---|
Blink Slice Webinar - Open Banking in a nutshell |
Tip |
---|
Relevant Articles |
Open Banking (Transaction History: Open Banking Payments)