Step 1: During checkout, your customer enters their email address to see if it matches an email with Paze.
A better experience for your customers
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The Paze difference
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Simplified checkout, direct relationships
More than 70% of customers still use guest checkout, which can lead to manual mistakes, abandoned carts, and lost sales.2 Paze does not require a username or password,* and you don't need to enter your card information or download an app. Depending on your preference, customers can also use Paze to set up an account with your business, so they can build a relationship with you, not the wallet.
Step 2: If there’s a match, they can choose Paze and get a one-time passcode sent to their phone.
Step 3: After authentication, the customer selects their preferred payment card and billing address.
Step 4: Paze sends their billing info, payment token, and a one-time use authorization code to you or an integrated payment processor of your choice.
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150 million cards and counting
At general availability, our participating financial institutions will make more than 150 million credit and debit cards available for shoppers to use in their Paze wallet.1 As more financial institutions join, more cards will be eligible for use.
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Flexible integration for your business needs
You can present Paze in ways that best serve your customer’s journey. With one hosted experience for all use cases, Paze easily integrates with your existing checkout flow.
Financial institutions your customers know
Research shows customers prefer banks over other providers to offer a digital payment solution.3 Paze is offered by some of the nation’s largest banks and credit unions.
at checkout?- Based on data received from participating financial institutions, Paze will include more than 150 million Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards at general availability.
- Source: Securing eCommerce Study, PYMNTS.com 2021, Online survey with 2,368 consumers in the U.S.
- Consumer trends in digital payments (mckinsey.com).
*Some merchants may require account setup to make purchases.