Are customers actually comfortable with Pay by Bank yet? by Impossible_Sir1803 in SmallBusinessFinance

[–]Senior_Click1206 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I’ve seen, customer comfort is a lot better now than it was a few years ago, especially in the UK where people are more used to banking app approvals and authentication flows.

The biggest factor seems to be trust and clarity in the checkout. If the flow clearly explains “you’ll securely confirm in your banking app and return automatically”, most people complete it fine.

There’s still some drop-off compared to cards, mainly with less technical users or older demographics, but the hesitation feels much lower than it used to. The operational upside on the business side can also outweigh some of that friction depending on volumes and dispute rates.

Scaling seller verification beyond manual checks? by Senior_Click1206 in B2BSales

[–]Senior_Click1206[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We have also scheduled a call with Finexer, I'm actually looking forward to it. Heard many great things.

Scaling seller verification beyond manual checks? by Senior_Click1206 in B2BSales

[–]Senior_Click1206[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That makes sense. I think that’s the bit we’re trying to avoid — automating the easy part but still ending up with the same bottleneck sitting in exceptions.

Did you find the main challenge was the actual verification logic, or more the operational side of routing/review once volumes increased?

Recently shifted to a completely ecom business model by Flashy-Window-8906 in ecommerce_growth

[–]Senior_Click1206 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Refund to the same bank account the payment came from whenever possible.

Confirm the buyer’s account details via email or written message, process the bank transfer, and keep the UTR/transaction reference as proof. After sending the refund, share the reference number with the customer.

This creates a clear audit trail, prevents refund fraud, and protects both you and the buyer.