Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The "T-Bank" (formerly "Tinkoff") team has introduced a service for automating settlements in transactions on online platforms to its business clients. "Multi-Payments" is designed to provide convenient, comprehensive, and secure settlements between individual buyers and sellers (individuals or legal entities) when selling goods or services.

The service is aimed at online platforms where sellers and buyers interact ― marketplaces for goods and services, classifieds platforms, and so on. It combines solutions for automating and organizing secure settlements between transaction participants on these platforms.

The interaction between buyers and sellers on such online platforms does not happen directly ― the platform controls the progress of the transaction. "Multi-Payments" integrates into this scheme, speeds up financial settlements between transaction participants, reduces the load on the online platform's accounting department, and simplifies the management of payments to service providers and sellers of goods.

"Multi-Payments" allows platforms to receive a commission from each transaction automatically. The online platform can customize the schedule for paying commissions to its account individually.

To connect "Multi-Payments", you need to leave a request on the website. The connection takes place in several stages: signing a contract, receiving API documentation, test payments, and terminal activation.

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