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Alternative Payment Methods

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Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) include all digital payment solutions that operate as alternatives to traditional credit and debit cards.

In the eCommerce context, APMs encompass digital wallets, account-based payment methods, mobile-first solutions, and other online payment instruments increasingly adopted by consumers worldwide.

The Fabrick platform enables merchants to integrate and manage a broad range of alternative payment methods through a single API integration, ensuring flexibility, scalability, and consistency across payment flows.


Why enable APMs​

Enabling Alternative Payment Methods allows merchants to:

  • Increase conversion rates
  • Adapt to local and international payment preferences
  • Optimize the mobile checkout experience
  • Reduce friction during checkout
  • Minimize direct exposure to card data through tokenized or redirect-based flows

Supported method categories​

The platform supports multiple categories of alternative payment methods, including:

Digital wallets​

Solutions that allow customers to pay using credentials stored on their device or within an account.

Account-based payment methods​

Payments completed through authentication with an external provider account (global or local providers).

Mobile payment solutions​

Methods designed for native mobile experiences, often involving app-based authorization flows.

Local and regional solutions​

Payment instruments tailored to specific geographic markets.

The complete list of available methods depends on the commercial agreement and merchant-level activation.


Operational management​

Alternative Payment Methods:

  • Are configurable per environment (Test / Production)
  • Can be enabled or disabled at merchant level
  • Support refund operations according to provider capabilities
  • Are monitorable via API and reporting tools

Scalability and coverage​

The platform architecture enables:

  • Progressive addition of new payment methods without structural changes to the integration
  • Modular activation based on target markets
  • Unified transaction management, regardless of the selected payment method

For detailed technical specifications and implementation guidelines, refer to the dedicated documentation pages for each payment method.