Components
Overview
Qolo's Interact Authorization system consists of three main components, each offering different levels of control:
- Gateway – Clients decide whether to approve transactions while maintaining control over card balances.
- Funding – Qolo automatically authorizes and funds transactions in real-time based on predefined rules.
- Gateway Funding – Clients handle authorization decisions and Qolo automatically handles real-time funding.
Each component supports different business models and operational structures, allowing clients to select the most appropriate approach for their transaction processing. The following sections provide detailed explanations of each component, including when to use them and how they function.
Comparison of Interact Components
| Component | Who Controls Authorization? | Who Manages Funding? | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gateway | Client | Qolo | Programs that want to authorize their transactions with their own business logic. |
| Funding | Qolo | Qolo | Programs that need just-in-time funding without pre-loaded balances. |
| Gateway Funding | Client | Client | Programs that require full control over authorization and just-in-time funding. |
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