Founded by Johnathan McGowan in 2023
Verify payment entities, cards, and bank accounts before processing transactions across global payment rails
Pricing model
Free, Paid
Rating
★ Positive
Time to value
Quick setup
You can use PayOS to inspect and verify payment credentials before initiating any transactions. The system lets you check card issuing programs, validate bank accounts, and screen users against sanctions or adverse media lists. You can also evaluate merchant risk profiles, recover failed transactions with retry signals, and issue agentic tokens for autonomous purchases. By inspecting entities prior to authorization, your business reduces fraud, improves authorization rates, and maintains compliance across processors without altering current payment gateways or merchant rails.
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Pricing model: Free, Paid
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