By Trust Payments

Trust Payments Acquiring

Merchant acquiring for card transactions, refunds, chargebacks and settlement.

The offering

What Trust Payments Acquiring does

Trust Payments Acquiring provides merchant accounts and card-processing services. Its published offering includes transaction visibility in a merchant portal and account configuration by currency or sales channel.

Procurement should separate card authorisation, settlement submission and the eventual bank transfer. The provider’s settlement documentation notes that bank transfer timing varies between banks.

Who should explore it?

Operators evaluating a card-acquiring relationship alongside gateway connectivity.

  • Process card deposits
  • Reconcile acquired transactions and settlement

Documented capabilities

  • Merchant accounts
  • Card transaction management
  • Settlement reporting

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role
Merchant acquiring and card processingSource
Transaction scope
Card transactions, refunds and chargebacksSource
Reporting
Enterprise Merchant Portal and settlement reportingSource
Funds timing
Settlement instruction and bank receipt are separate stagesSource

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Merchant account and payment-platform integration, with portal reporting.Source
Pricing
Underwritten commercial proposal; confirm fees, reserves, settlement schedule and chargeback costs.

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Can merchant accounts be separated by currency?

The acquiring page describes separate accounts by currency or sales channel, or a combined configuration. Agree the required structure during onboarding.

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Does settlement submission mean the funds have arrived?

No. Trust Payments distinguishes settlement from the bank transfer, whose timing depends on the banks involved.

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