DgPaysDgPaysEverest Card
  • Get Started ▾
    Start here7 pagesPlatform9 pagesReference data6 pagesLearn the domain2 pagesBuild5 pagesCapability map35 capabilities
  • Journeys ▾
    01 · Launching a new card3 sections · 15 steps02 · Managing a card6 sections · 15 steps03 · Enabling additional capabilities4 sections · 9 steps04 · Handling an incident5 sections · 19 steps
  • Credit155 operationsDebit88 operationsCommon Methods47 operations
  • Core Banking API Reference
  • Developer Tools
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    • Overviewwhat this platform is
    • Make your first calltoken, then one operation
    • Authenticationtokens, users, roles, SSO
    • Requests and responses356 operations, one shape
    • Fields on every requestchannel, card keys, pattern id
    • Errors and failures290 codes
    • FAQthe questions that get asked
    • Platform conceptsdomains, services, data
    • Card types and what each one does to a limitsix kinds, six limit rules
    • Environments3 environments
    • Logging and monitoringlogs, metrics, events
    • How money movescash, instalments, statements
    • ISO 8583 to RESTmessage types, field mapping
    • IntegrationsBNPL, loyalty, AI agents
    • Tokenisationwhat exists, what does not
    • Webhooks, events and fraudwhat you are told unasked
    • Channels18 channels
    • Card status transitions10 statuses
    • Key terms69 terms
    • Error codes290 codes
    • Event streams70 events
    • Changelog4 releases
    • Payments 1016 lessons
    • Card model concepts4 concepts
    • Capability map35 capabilities
    • Business guides11 guides
    • Developer toolsspecs, collections, editors
    • Agent accessMCP server
    • Request accesssandbox credentials

Payments 101

How card payments actually work

Six lessons in order, from the abstract to the concrete and from the happy path to the unhappy one. No endpoint appears in any of them — that comes after, in the journeys.

  1. 01What is a card management system?The engine behind every card in your wallet — and what it actually does all day.4 min
  2. 02The five players in every card paymentCardholder, merchant, acquirer, scheme, issuer — who does what, and where you sit.4 min
  3. 03Life of a transaction: authorize, clear, settleWhy the money leaves in milliseconds but moves in days — the three phases of every payment.5 min
  4. 04The life of a cardDesign → issue → activate → transact → renew — and the identifiers that follow the card everywhere.5 min
  5. 05Limits, statements and installmentsHow credit room works, what a statement really is, and how EPP/IPP/BNPL turn purchases into plans.6 min
  6. 06Declines, reversals and disputesThe unhappy paths — and why each one exists to protect somebody.5 min

See also

  • Launching a new card3 sections · 15 steps
  • Agent accessMCP server and markdown twins
  • Make your first calltoken, then one operation
  • Card types and what each one does to a limitdocumented