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Visa at a glance.
Visa is a core global card scheme for credit, debit and prepaid cards, used for everyday, high-value and recurring digital payments. With DaoPay as acquirer, Visa runs under one acquiring relationship from authorisation to settlement. The profile below shows where it fits.
- Type
- International credit, debit and prepaid card scheme
- Payment category
- Card
- Primary market
- Global
- Currencies
- Broad multi-currency acceptance, according to your acquiring setup
- Recurring support
- Yes: stored credentials and subscription billing
- Best for
- E-commerce, subscriptions, travel, retail, marketplaces and digital services
How Visa works.
Visa is a global card payment network that connects cardholders, issuing banks, merchants and acquirers. Your customers can pay with the Visa-branded credit, debit or prepaid cards they already use for everyday spending.
For merchants, Visa offers a consistent core payment experience in domestic and international markets. The same credential can carry a one-time purchase, a saved-card checkout or an agreed recurring payment relationship.
Visa also supports tokenised digital payments: a token stands in for the card details, so returning customers can pay again while the underlying card information stays protected.
Accept Visa with DaoPay.
DaoPay is the merchant acquirer for your Visa payments. You can accept and process Visa transactions under one acquiring relationship, and DaoPay supports the payment flow from authorisation through settlement as well as your ongoing payment operations.
The customer enters their Visa card details and completes any authentication the issuing bank requests.
The familiar card checkout for one-time purchases in domestic and international markets.
With the customer’s consent, a tokenised credential can be used for future purchases, including one-click-style checkout.
Payment tokens stand in for the card details and simplify checkout for returning customers.
The customer sets up a subscription or repeat-billing relationship, and later payments follow the agreed schedule.
Stored-credential billing within scheme rules, for subscriptions, memberships and repeat services.
How customers pay.
Six steps from card entry to a confirmed order. Recurring services then continue on the stored credential.
- 01
Select card payment
The customer selects card payment, then enters Visa card details or picks a saved card.
- 02
Authorisation request
The merchant checkout submits the transaction for authorisation.
- 03
Issuer authentication
The customer’s issuing bank may request additional authentication.
- 04
Customer approves
The customer approves the purchase using the issuer’s required method.
- 05
Back to the merchant
The customer returns to your checkout and the order proceeds.
- 06
Repeat charges on file
For agreed recurring services, later payments can use the established stored credential.
Market coverage.
Visa is built for broad international acceptance. You can use it as a core payment option across markets, customer segments and basket sizes; your acquiring arrangement defines the exact currencies and transaction parameters.
Where it fits best.
Strong fit
- International and cross-border e-commerce
- Subscriptions, memberships, SaaS and recurring services
- Travel, hospitality, retail and ticketing
- Marketplaces and platforms serving diverse customer bases
- Returning-customer checkout using saved or tokenised credentials
What Visa adds for merchants
- Brand recognition
- Customers see a globally familiar card brand at checkout.
- Flexible billing
- One-off, saved-card and recurring models can run on the same underlying payment rail.
- International reach
- A core method for merchants selling across several countries and currencies.
- Network tokens
- A token stands in for the card details in digital payments.