Designing Systems for Third-Party Senders & Service Providers
Coming soon…
This article will explore the complexities of building payment systems that serve multiple clients. We’ll cover:
- Multi-tenant architecture: Designing systems that serve multiple companies
- Client isolation: Ensuring one client’s issues don’t affect others
- Compliance at scale: Managing multiple clients’ regulatory requirements
- Risk management: How to assess and manage risk across multiple clients
- Client onboarding: Building processes to onboard new clients safely
- Monitoring and alerting: Tracking performance across multiple clients
- Billing and reporting: How to handle financial relationships with clients
- Best practices: Lessons learned from building third-party payment systems
Stay tuned for a guide to building payment systems that can serve multiple clients while maintaining security and compliance.
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