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

  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. 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.