● Payment & Security Solutions
Every extra step costs conversions; every weak control adds risk. 971 Technologies builds payment architectures that minimize friction and maximize approvals—smart gateway routing, retries, and clean UX—while enforcing strong security: 3‑D Secure 2.0, tokenization, and least‑privilege access. We integrate local and global methods (Apple Pay/Google Pay, BNPL, cards) with clear reconciliation and settlement.
Security and compliance are embedded, not bolted on. We reduce PCI DSS scope via hosted fields and vaults, enforce TLS and key management, and enable fraud controls—device fingerprinting, velocity checks, risk scoring, and step‑up authentication. With dashboards and alerts, you see acceptance, chargebacks, and risk in real time, and we keep the stack tuned for speed, safety, and compliance with UAE PDPL.
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Which payment methods and gateways do you support?
971 Technologies integrates Telr, PayTabs, N‑Genius (Network), Stripe, and Checkout.com—plus Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and BNPL providers like Tabby and Tamara. We implement AED and multi‑currency with VAT handling.
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How do you improve authorization/acceptance rates?
We use smart routing and retries, network tokens, automatic card updaters (where supported), optimized descriptors, 3‑D Secure 2.0 with low‑friction flows, and data enrichment—971 Technologies monitors approval metrics and tunes continuously.
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Can you help with PCI DSS compliance?
Yes. We reduce PCI scope via hosted fields/redirects and tokenization, select the correct SAQ type, harden environments, and provide evidence packs and policies aligned to PCI DSS and UAE PDPL requirements.
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How do you prevent fraud and manage chargebacks?
Layered defenses: device fingerprinting, velocity and geolocation rules, AVS/CVV checks, risk scoring, and step‑up 3DS. 971 Technologies sets up dispute/chargeback workflows and representment templates to recover revenue.
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Do you support subscriptions, invoicing, and marketplace payouts?
Absolutely—subscription billing with dunning, one‑time and recurring invoices, and (with supported providers) split payments/marketplace payouts—plus reconciliation and reporting your finance team can trust.