My digital tst/development fintech credit cards are not authorised properly to work with any online shopping cart

John Patrick Oldfield 0 Reputation points
2025-11-12T20:10:13.9633333+00:00

https://chatgpt.com/share/69111a25-dab4-8000-8929-8d5e16a9da88card_AF_1000_details (1) (1).pdf

The ai development tools are not automatically assigning an issuer/processor and the shopping cart on the external website and google wallet gives a credit test/development card validation error message notification.

The Card issuer/processor is not clearing the transaction, the fintech bank is not debiting the transaction, the seller/supplier is not crediting the transaction amount.

For Fintech bank (card funding / funding source):

1100 Cash at Bank

1200 Customer Card Funding (liability) — amounts the fintech owes to issuers or card balances

2100 Intercompany Payable to Issuer (liability)

4000 Interest / Card Revenue (income) — if applicable

For Card Issuer / Processor:

1000 Settlement Cash (clearing account)

1100 Merchant Settlement Receivable (asset) — amounts owed to merchant

2000 Merchant Payable / Settlement Payable (liability)

3000 Interchange Fees Earned (income)

4000 Network Fees Expense (expense)

5000 Chargebacks & Reversals (expense/reserve)

For Merchant / Supplier:

1000 Cash at Bank (settled amount)

1200 Payments Receivable (if using settlement lag)

4000 Sales Revenue

4400 Payment Processor Fees (expense)

  • 5000 Chargeback Expense (expense)
Microsoft Edge | Website issues | Windows 10
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  1. Jeronimo Fuerte 26,440 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2025-11-13T00:38:33.7633333+00:00

    i! Are you having trouble processing payments on Microsoft websites? If so, please try the steps in this guide to troubleshoot payment option issues: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/troubleshoot-payment-option-issues-135ed6ea-dd2b-47b7-cbcf-24f9f39da738

    If you’re experiencing payment issues on all websites (not just Microsoft), it’s best to contact your bank or card issuer to check whether there are any restrictions, declines, or security blocks on your payment method.

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