CentralPay is an Electronic Money Institution authorized by the Banque de France through the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (CIB 17138).
Collect payments, deduct commissions and redistribute funds.
Simplify and automate transaction management for your third-party entities.
Your new users open an account in just a few clicks thanks to a fluid and secure identity verification process, accessible from a hosted portal or via API.
Transfer funds to third-party accounts at any frequency (instant or scheduled), with or without prior deposit.
Payment methods: credit card, bank transfer or direct debit
Payment facilities: single, subscription, installments, card imprint or pre-authorization
Payment path: payment pages and links, hosted customer portal...
Automation services: Notifications and alerts, reminders, reconciliation assistance...
Connectivity: integration and synchronization with business software
Products
Services
Go further in automating your processes by connecting CentralPay to your tools.
CentralPay connects with the tools you already use
The CentralPay payment transfer solution is available to all companies, registered in Europe, that collect on behalf of third parties and transfer payments: business groups and retailers (subsidiaries, franchisees, independents...), B2B, B2C or C2C marketplaces, crowdfunding, crowdlending or crowdequity platforms...
Our solution offers complete visibility and traceability of all your financial movements (incoming and outgoing).
The system allows you to set up automatic transfer rules to move funds to accounts opened in your affiliates' names, and make payouts to external bank accounts, all of which can be scheduled and automated according to your operational needs.
Payment transfer saves you a considerable amount of time, and gives you greater security in tracking your financial transactions.
CentralPay is an Electronic Money Institution authorized by the Banque de France through the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (CIB 17138).
