FDPay — Payment Integration & Merchant Automation Platform
Founder / Software Engineer • Founded in 2023
Independently architected, built, and operated a production payment platform integrating 10 payment providers. Merchants configure provider credentials, payment pages, database connectivity, and recursive post-payment processing rules without writing integration code. Over roughly three years, the platform processed $9M+ across 101K+ successful transactions for 270+ merchant stores.
Key Achievements
- Integrated 10 payment providers and processed $9M+ across 101K+ successful transactions for 270+ merchant stores.
- Built no-code configuration for provider credentials, MySQL/MariaDB/MSSQL connections, and recursive post-payment rules.
- Designed store-scoped authorization, payment verification, duplicate-processing controls, and real-time order notifications.
- Owned architecture, full-stack development, deployment, security, compliance, operations, and product strategy.
Overview
The dashboard shows real-time totals and completions, simulated trades, pending amounts, and interactive performance charts. It also consolidates order management and e-invoice controls.
Users select payment methods, enter account IDs, and set purchase amounts before order creation. Backgrounds and branding are fully configurable from the admin panel.
Merchants can add, edit, enable, disable, or remove payment gateways. Configuration forms adapt to each provider’s requirements, capturing fields such as merchant IDs, API keys, security credentials, and invoice settings. Usability features include quick save and reusable presets for commonly used parameters.
Admins configure DB connections by type, host/port, username/password, and DB name—with a built-in connection test.
Define automated database actions that trigger after successful payments. Rules can recursively retrieve an identifier from one table and use that value in a later select, update, or insert operation—for example, resolving a username to an internal user ID before crediting points in another table.
Configure page titles, links, backgrounds, hourly limits, account verification rules, DB bindings, product names, prices, and custom user agreements.
Assign or revoke granular, store-scoped permissions for account management, transaction lookup, payment configuration, database settings, simulated transactions, and other administrative tools.