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Licences, authorizations and operator evidence organised by market and activity scope.
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Compliance & Authorizations
Get help preparing regulatory packages, publishing technical parameters and validating connections for Pay Engineers processors or external platforms.
Licences & packages
regulatory evidence
Secure parameters
keys & endpoints
Connection tests
validated onboarding
Compliance
Authorizations & certificates
Overview
Compliance is not a side document dump. We help you assemble regulatory packages, publish secure technical parameters and validate that your processor — or an external platform — can connect safely before money moves.
Licences, authorizations and operator evidence organised by market and activity scope.
TLS, PCI-aligned evidence and credential readiness for production endpoints.
API keys, callbacks, IP allowlists and environment configs published to the right teams.
Guided tests so onboarding is proven before you process live volume.
How it works
Clients open a compliance request from the portal. Our team reviews scope, publishes artefacts and closes the loop with connectivity checks.
Describe markets, processor type and whether you need licences, certificates or technical onboarding.
Upload or request the documents your jurisdiction and scheme partners require.
Receive keys, endpoints and integration notes in a controlled, auditable handoff.
Run connection tests, fix gaps and mark the authorization package ready for production.
What you get
Compliance outputs are structured so legal, risk and engineering teams can reuse them without chasing email threads.
Know which licences cover which rails before launching a new country or product line.
Keep certificate and credential publication controlled and rotatable.
Consume docs, Swagger and parameters without waiting on informal handoffs.
Share consistent onboarding packs with banks, schemes and processors.
Practical guides for integrating published technical parameters.
php
A minimal, dependency-free PHP example for calling a published sandbox endpoint with an API key, plus guidance on authentication headers, error handling, environment variables and secret rotation.
laravel
How to consume published compliance credentials from a Laravel application using the HTTP facade, including config binding, retry/backoff strategy, error handling and safe secret storage.
java
A Java 11+ example built on the standard library HttpClient, showing authentication, timeout configuration, response handling and where to store processor credentials in a typical Spring application.
python
A Python example using the requests library to call a sandbox endpoint securely, with guidance on environment variables, session reuse, timeouts, retries and structured error handling.
dotnet
A .NET example showing how to consume sandbox and production endpoints from ASP.NET or a console application, including dependency injection, typed clients, Polly retry policies and secret configuration.
Browse prerequisites, service overviews and FAQs by category.
How Pay Engineers supports licences, authorizations and certificates. Our team coordinates regulatory dossiers, technical credential delivery and end-to-end connectivity validation so processors move from paperwork to production through a single point of contact.
What to prepare before submitting a compliance request, including documentation, technical contacts and existing certifications. Getting these details right up front materially shortens analysis time and avoids back-and-forth during review.
Practical answers and process walkthroughs covering statuses, turnaround expectations and common blockers. Written for compliance officers, project managers and the engineers who ultimately consume the resulting credentials.
Language-specific integration samples for published technical parameters, covering authentication, error handling, environment configuration and secret hygiene. Each guide targets a stack our clients commonly run in production.
docs
A minimal, dependency-free PHP example for calling a published sandbox endpoint with an API key, plus guidance on authentication headers, error handling, environment variables and secret rotation.
docs
How to consume published compliance credentials from a Laravel application using the HTTP facade, including config binding, retry/backoff strategy, error handling and safe secret storage.
tutorial
A Node.js example using the native fetch API to authenticate against a sandbox endpoint, covering environment configuration, timeout handling, retries and safe logging of processor responses.
docs
A Java 11+ example built on the standard library HttpClient, showing authentication, timeout configuration, response handling and where to store processor credentials in a typical Spring application.
docs
A Python example using the requests library to call a sandbox endpoint securely, with guidance on environment variables, session reuse, timeouts, retries and structured error handling.
docs
A .NET example showing how to consume sandbox and production endpoints from ASP.NET or a console application, including dependency injection, typed clients, Polly retry policies and secret configuration.
FAQ
Browse the library, open developer docs, or start a compliance request from your client portal.