fpx_corp_myr / fpx_ind_myr
FPX (Financial Process Exchange) in Malaysia: A widely adopted online payment gateway that facilitates real-time direct debit from a customer's bank account to an online merchant's account.
How It Works
- During online checkout, customers select FPX as their payment method.
- They are then redirected to a secure FPX page where they choose their preferred bank from a list of participating Malaysian banks (which includes most major banks like Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, and many others).
- Customers log in to their online banking portal using their existing bank credentials.
- They review the payment details (amount and payee) and authorize the transaction, often requiring a second-factor authentication method like a One-Time Password (OTP).
- Once the payment is authorized, the funds are debited from the customer's bank account in real-time, and both the customer and the merchant receive a payment confirmation.
Payment Method type
Users can use the below payment method type to create a transaction using FPX network in the available geography
- Malaysia:
fpx_corp_myr
/fpx_ind_myr
Functionality
Functionality | Yes/No | Description |
---|---|---|
Refund Support | ||
Full Refund | ✅ | |
Partial Refund | ✅ | |
Generally Available | ❌ | Requires approval. Usual SLA is 3-4 weeks |
Dispute and Chargebacks | ✅ |
Limits and Expiration
The following is the upper and lower limits for FPX transactions:
- Minimum Limit: USD 0.5
- Maximum Limit: USD 20000
There is no default expiration for a FPX transaction.
User Experience
Redirect Experience
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Updated 3 days ago