Start with the order.
Generate a checkout with the exact total and your order reference, whether the sale begins online or at the counter.
One order, one exact amount, one clear payment status. Axvila Pay connects your existing merchant QRIS to a checkout, order matching, and your store's workflow.
Pilot availability is checked per merchant. Payment detection needs access to a supported merchant-side transaction signal; a QR image alone cannot report a payment.
The problem isn't accepting a scan. It's identifying what the scan paid for, and telling the right sales channel what happened.
Generate a checkout with the exact total and your order reference, whether the sale begins online or at the counter.
A connected merchant-side source sends a transaction signal. Match it to the right order; send uncertain matches to review.
Show the resulting status in your workspace. Once verified, notify your site or system with a webhook.
Axvila Pay is designed as an order and payment-information layer. The connected merchant QRIS remains the destination for customer payment; merchant compatibility is tested during pilot onboarding.
Axvila Pay is planned to charge per verified order payment. No flat monthly fee in the proposed model. Your pilot rate and billing terms are shared before activation.
That's the starting point. We check your merchant QRIS and access to its transaction signal during onboarding. Owning a QR image alone isn't enough to detect payments.
That depends on the connector. A provider transaction feed may work without a device; notification-based detection needs the merchant's Android device online. Device-free support is not universal.
No. The intended checkout uses the connected merchant's own QRIS. Axvila Pay is the order-status layer; the merchant's provider continues to handle receipt and settlement under its own arrangement.
Not merely because a similar amount appears. A payment event must be associated with the correct merchant and order with adequate evidence. Unclear cases stay in review rather than triggering fulfilment.
No. It uses clearly labeled sample orders and local interactions to show the planned merchant workflow. It cannot accept QRIS payments or access a real merchant account.
Tell us where you sell and which merchant QRIS you have. We'll check whether there's a workable connection path.