A catalogue that stands up to reading
Real product pages with descriptions, pricing and stock, in categories your processor underwrites without an exception.
Review posture
The payment store is not a decoy that falls over under inspection. It is an ordinary WooCommerce shop, and it is built to withstand the things reviewers actually do.
Real product pages with descriptions, pricing and stock, in categories your processor underwrites without an exception.
Reviewers place orders. The payment store completes a genuine transaction end to end, because it is a genuine store.
Refund, shipping, terms and privacy, present and consistent with what the store actually does.
What lands on a cardholder statement and in the processor dashboard corresponds to the payment store catalogue, so nothing contradicts anything.
The two storefronts do not link to each other, share a hostname, or reference each other in markup that a reviewer would read.
Payment fields are served by your processor's own SDK inside the embed. TandemPay moves order data, not card numbers.
Limits
We state the limits plainly because a page that only makes promises is not believable. The design addresses routine merchant review. It is not a guarantee about every outcome.
Data handling
Payment fields are served by your processor's own SDK inside the embed. We move order data between the stores. We do not sit in the payment flow, we do not touch settlement, and we have no visibility into card numbers.
The playbook walks through catalogue, policy pages, and the pre-processor checklist.