Worldpay

Worldpay was originally a subsidiary of NatWest Bank in the UK. After the merger of National Westminster Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland, Worldpay became independent in 2009 and is a leading global payment service provider. Worldpay's predecessor was Vantiv.

Worldpay business scope:

Worldpay processes more than 40 billion transactions each year through more than 300 payment types in 146 countries and 126 currencies. The company's growth strategy includes expansion into high-growth markets, vertical markets and customer groups, including global e-commerce, integrated payments and B2B.

Worldpay is not only a payment tool, but also provides solutions covering all elements of the payment chain, including acquiring, gateways, risk management, local payments, funds management, mobile payments, and a series of services such as analysis and optimization.

Worldpay supports a variety of credit cards, such as: MasterCard, Visa, Visa Purchasing, Visa Delta, Visa Electron, JCB, Maestro. Worldpay is also a common online payment method in the UK.

The Worldpay payment interface development method that is circulating on the Internet is Worldpay's common payment method. When a customer completes an order on the website and clicks on payment, he/she will be redirected to a Worldpay payment page where he/she will fill in the credit card information to complete the payment. In fact, Worldpay has an XML interface that allows customers to complete the payment without leaving the website. As long as the website passes the PCI (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) scan, it can be applied.