After merchant review, the business connects a hosted payment page or API from its backend, creates BDT payments and verifies signed server notifications before fulfilment.
bKash, Nagad, Upay and TAP may be enabled for a Bangladesh project. The live method list, amount limits and fees remain project-specific.
E-commerce, service businesses, booking flows, education platforms, digital products, and other online merchants can discuss eligibility during onboarding.
Yes. The merchant backend must protect credentials, create payment requests, store references and receive signed postbacks even when the customer uses a hosted page.
They provide a server-to-server payment update and help the merchant avoid treating an unverified browser redirect as proof of success.