Card & Payments Infrastructure Integration

Enable seamless card payments with 6B’s Card & Payments Infrastructure Integration services. We help banks, issuers, acquirers, processors, and fintechs integrate with card schemes, gateways, processors, and risk systems to deliver secure, scalable, and compliant card payment experiences across channels.

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Whether you’re launching a new card programme, modernising your acquiring stack, enabling digital wallets, or consolidating fragmented payment platforms, we provide the architecture, engineering, and governance needed to connect your card infrastructure end to end.

We help you build card payment capabilities that are fast, secure, and ready for growth.

Understanding Card & Payments Infrastructure Integration

Card payments sit at the centre of many customer journeys — from e-commerce and in-app payments to point-of-sale and virtual cards. Behind each transaction is a complex ecosystem of issuers, acquirers, processors, gateways, schemes, tokenisation services, and risk and fraud platforms.

Integrating these components is challenging. Systems must support high volumes, low latency, and strict SLAs, while maintaining PCI DSS compliance, strong customer authentication, and real-time fraud controls. Every flow must be secure, traceable, and aligned with regulatory expectations such as PSD2, FCA/PRA guidelines, and scheme rules.

At 6B, we specialise in integrating and orchestrating card payment infrastructure so that each component works together reliably. Whether you’re working with established processors and gateways or building a new acquiring or issuing capability, we design integrations that are resilient, maintainable, and built for the demands of card payments at scale.

Our Card & Payments Infrastructure Integration Approach

Our approach starts with a detailed review of your existing card payment architecture, including issuers, acquirers, processors, gateways, POS or e-commerce channels, and fraud and risk systems. We work with your teams to map end-to-end transaction flows — authorisation, clearing, settlement, chargebacks, and dispute handling — and to understand the performance, resilience, and compliance requirements that shape your environment.

Using this foundation, we design integration patterns that align with your strategy, whether you’re consolidating multiple providers, onboarding a new processor, or introducing new card products and channels. We architect and implement support for scheme and processor APIs, 3D Secure (3DS) flows, tokenisation services, digital wallet integrations (e.g. Apple Pay, Google Pay), and PCI-aligned data handling. Our engineers focus on secure communication, clear separation of PCI scope, and robust error handling to protect both customers and operations.

Throughout delivery, we embed observability, logging, and monitoring so that each transaction can be traced and issues can be diagnosed quickly. We build integrations that support real-time risk and fraud assessment, AML triggers, and operational reporting. Extensive testing — including performance, failover, security, and end-to-end journey validation — ensures your card payment capabilities are stable, compliant, and production-ready before go-live.

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Readiness checklist for Card & Payments Infrastructure Integration

  • Identify in-scope components: issuers, acquirers, processors, gateways, POS/e-commerce platforms, and digital wallets
  • Provide architecture diagrams and current payment and settlement flows
  • Define regulatory and compliance expectations (PSD2, FCA/PRA, PCI DSS, AML/KYC, scheme rules)
  • Document performance, throughput, latency, and availability targets for card transactions
  • Confirm 3D Secure, tokenisation, and SCA requirements across channels
  • Outline fraud, risk, and AML systems and their integration points
  • Finalise environments, connectivity, access controls, and secure communication standards (e.g. MTLS, encryption)
  • Agree operational processes for settlement, reconciliation, chargebacks, and disputes
  • Identify key stakeholders across payments, technology, operations, risk, and compliance for decision-making and sign-off