API and Systems Integration
Payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, accounting, messaging and broker or market-data APIs connected reliably.
Learn moreTaking and sending money online needs software that handles every awkward case: failed payments, repeated callbacks, refunds and mismatched totals. We build that software around a licensed payment provider.
Payment integration connects your app or website to the payment services your customers use: gateways and aggregators for cards and net banking, UPI, wallets, and payouts to suppliers, partners or members. The visible part is a checkout. The larger part is behind it: webhooks that confirm what happened, refunds, retries, receipts, and reconciliation that matches your records to the provider settlements.
One point matters above the others. IT-Labs builds the software. We never hold or move client funds. The licensed payment provider you choose does that, under its own licence and rules. We integrate with the provider, keep your business logic correct and make sure the money trail in your system can be audited. Provider choice, contracts and any regulatory questions are for you and your own adviser.
We have built payment-related systems ourselves, so we know where they go wrong: a callback that arrives twice, a payment that succeeds after the customer closes the page, a balance that drifts. We design for those cases from the start.
A payment succeeds but the order is not marked paid, or the reverse. Reliable webhook handling keeps both sides in step.
Staff match bank statements to orders by hand. We build reports and matching that show what is settled, pending or different.
Refund requests, partial refunds and failed payments need a process in the system, with a record of each step.
Members, partners or vendors need to be paid on a schedule. We build the beneficiary records, approval steps and payout runs with the provider.
Apps that need stored balances, transfers between users and a ledger can have a wallet with an API.
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Examples from our own work, described without client names.
It starts with a free consultation. You describe what you want to charge for, who gets paid, and which provider you use or are considering. We tell you what is involved and follow with a written estimate. If you have not chosen a provider, we explain the practical differences, but the choice and the contract are yours.
We build against the provider sandbox, test the awkward cases and go live in a controlled way. Throughout, the provider holds the funds and you keep the provider relationship. We can keep maintaining the integration when provider APIs change.
No. We build the software. The licensed payment provider holds and moves the money. IT-Labs never holds or moves client funds.
We can integrate the licensed providers that offer a developer API. The right one depends on your business, your customers and your adviser's view, so we help you compare but you decide.
Yes, through a licensed provider that offers UPI collection. We build the integration, the status handling and the reconciliation.
Yes. We have built a peer-to-peer e-wallet with an API for business applications, and can design a similar ledger for your needs.
No. Licences and approvals belong to the provider and to your business. We design with the relevant rules in mind, and your own legal or compliance adviser has the final word.
We do not publish prices. After a free consultation we give you a written estimate, so you know the scope before you commit.
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Describe the problem, the system or the idea. We offer a free initial consultation and a written estimate, and you will talk directly to the developer who would build it.