Paytabs Questions & Answers

Usually, the documents that are required to apply for a PayTabs account are a government-issued ID, proof of address, bank account details, and a commercial registration certificate (depending on your business structure). Depending on your region, additional KYC documents such as a tax card or MOA may also be required.

To start accepting credit cards on your website with PayTabs, follow the steps given below:

• Create a PayTabs Merchant Account
• Input the required business information
• Submit your details like bank account details, proof of identity and business registration
• Select a method for integration like API, plugin, etc. to integrate your website to PayTabs
• Activate Your Account.

An electronic method of moving funds between bank accounts is called wire transfer. PayTabs provides round-the-clock real-time payments and money transfers, including quick bank account transfers.

You can accept a variety of debit and credit cards in Paytabs like American Express, Mastercard, Visa, RuPay, JCB, UnionPay depending on the region and specific payment methods supported in your area.

The PayTabs PT2 API documentation contains a full set of payment resource codes and methods. This covers all accepted payment options, including PayPal, Apple Pay, AMEX, Mada, credit cards, and more. You can get these details by visiting the PayTabs integration instructions or developer portal.

To change your store name in PayTabs, follow the steps given below:

• Open your PayTabs merchant account
• Navigate to the 'Settings' or 'Profile' page
• Find the 'Store Name' field
• Update your store name
• Click on save

To save card details with Paytabs, follow the steps given below:

• Integrate the Paytabs payment gateway in your website or mobile application
• Navigate to the Paytabs account settings
• Enable the tokenization feature
• Paytabs creates a distinct token for each customer's card information when they make a payment
• Store the token securely on your server, making sure it is compliant with PCI DSS standards
• Use the token to make payments in the future so that the client doesn't have to submit their card information again.