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Finartz is a Turkish fintech company founded in 2016. It positions itself as a payment and blockchain technology provider focused on making value exchange simpler, safer, and smoother. Its website does not emphasize plug-and-play acquiring for small merchants; instead, it highlights 3-D Secure 2.0, payment gateways, digital wallets, mPOS, loyalty systems, integration services, and consulting for blockchain and payment architecture.
On the payment security side, Finartz offers a 3D Secure 2.0 ACS and states that it supports the EMVCo 3DS 2.0 protocol. The solution can be flexibly configured based on requirements, includes back-office and call center management portals, and provides APIs for integration. Its acquiring-side products include a 3DS Server, DS, and SDK, with support for dashboards, logs, statistics, and monitoring. With authorization, these can also be deployed on a merchant’s own infrastructure. Other payment products include Payment Gateway, mPOS, and the Pocket.finance white-label API digital wallet.
The website does not disclose rates, license pricing, implementation fees, transaction fees, or settlement cycles. It also does not specify covered countries, supported currencies, card scheme coverage, or specific local payment methods. On compliance, the only clear point is that its 3DS products are designed around EMVCo 3DS 2.0 and card scheme requirements. The materials do not state whether Finartz holds a payment license, e-money license, or acquiring qualification.
Its strengths are a product line spanning payment authentication, gateways, wallets, and mPOS, making it suitable for institutions that need customization or private deployment. It also has a technical background in Java, Golang, Node.js, microservices, and Ethereum/Quorum. The downside is that the website is relatively marketing-oriented, with limited disclosure around pricing, SLA, onboarding process, documentation, regulatory licenses, and customer references, making it difficult to directly assess the cost of commercial implementation.
Finartz is better suited to banks, issuers/acquirers, large merchants, wallet operators, or fintech companies looking to upgrade to 3DS 2.0. Access from China is unknown. For China-facing cross-border payment collection, it is advisable to also evaluate alternatives such as Stripe, Adyen, Worldline, Checkout.com, PayU, or locally licensed payment institutions, with particular attention to licensing, settlement, risk control, and onboarding requirements for Chinese merchants.
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finartz.com.tr is an Türkiye Payments provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 7.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Workable. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach finartz.com.tr directly.