Secure Payment Processing You Can Trust
Integrate robust payment processing with multi-provider support, subscription billing, invoicing, and full PCI compliance into your application.
Project type: Payment Gateway Integration
Key Features
- Multi-Provider Support: Abstracted payment layer supporting Stripe, PayPal, and regional providers through a unified API.
- Subscription Management: Recurring billing with plan management, proration, trial periods, and dunning for failed payments.
- Invoice Generation: Automatic PDF invoice creation with line items, tax calculations, and branded templates.
- Refund & Dispute Handling: Admin tools for processing refunds, managing chargebacks, and tracking dispute resolutions.
Estimate
Hours: 70 - 120 hrs | Cost: $140 - $240 | Timeline: 2 - 4 weeks
Tech Stack
- Node.js: Backend
- PostgreSQL: Database
- Stripe: Primary Payment Provider
- React: Checkout UI
- Redis: Idempotency & Rate Limiting
Milestones
- Discovery & Architecture (20%): Assess payment requirements, select providers, and design the payment abstraction layer.
- Payment requirements document
- Provider comparison and selection
- Payment flow architecture
- Security and compliance plan
- Core Payment Flow (35%): Implement the checkout flow, payment processing, and webhook handling.
- Checkout UI components
- Payment processing API
- Webhook event handling
- Idempotent transaction layer
- Subscriptions & Invoicing (30%): Build subscription management, invoice generation, and refund processing.
- Subscription lifecycle management
- PDF invoice generation
- Refund and credit processing
- Failed payment retry logic
- Security & Launch (15%): PCI compliance review, security hardening, and production deployment.
- PCI compliance checklist
- Penetration testing
- Production deployment
- Integration documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the payment system PCI compliant?
- Yes. We use tokenized payments through Stripe Elements or PayPal SDK, which means sensitive card data never touches your servers, ensuring PCI DSS compliance.
- Can I add more payment providers later?
- The abstraction layer is designed for extensibility. Adding a new provider means implementing a standard interface without touching existing code.
- How are failed subscription payments handled?
- The system includes configurable dunning logic that retries failed charges, notifies customers, and can pause or cancel subscriptions after a set number of failures.