What does Finasca do?
Finasca is invoice payment infrastructure for digital merchants. The platform provides hosted invoice masks, one-time invoice links, subscription plans, reminders, payment status, evidence, and bookkeeping views.
FAQ
Questions and answers before merchant application.
Clear answers for merchants who want to offer invoice links, subscriptions, reminders, and evidence workflows professionally.
Who can apply?
Digital merchants with a reviewable product page, clear terms, support contact, and a traceable business model. High-risk, unclear, or misleading offers are not approved in the MVP.
When can I go live?
After merchant review, project approval, bank details, invoice templates, policy links, selected plan, and go-live checks are complete. Drafts and integration documentation stay accessible before that.
Do customer payments go through Finasca?
No. Buyers pay directly to your merchant bank account. Finasca does not hold customer funds and does not act as the payout provider.
What is the difference between one-time and subscription invoices?
One-time invoice links create a single invoice for a specific purchase. Subscription plans create recurring invoices only on the basis of documented customer consent.
Which buyer data is requested?
The mask requests the details needed for the invoice, contact, reminders, evidence, and collection preparation. Phone numbers are mandatory for subscription invoices so identity and reachability can be checked better.
How do reminders work?
Reminders follow a defined professional workflow and avoid aggressive language. Every sent message is documented as evidence on the case.
Are PDFs available for bookkeeping and evidence?
Yes. Invoices and relevant evidence should be downloadable as PDFs so bookkeeping, support, and later review can work cleanly.
How do integrations work?
Finasca provides separate integration pages for one-time invoices and subscriptions. Webhooks notify the merchant system about events such as invoice created, paid, overdue, or subscription cancelled.
When do I need to choose a plan?
Setup, drafts, and integration preparation are not hard-blocked. Production activation, live invoice sending, and production subscription runs require an active plan and accepted merchant contract.
Is this website legally final?
No. The content is a structured pilot version. Terms, privacy, imprint, pricing, contract acceptance, and country-specific requirements need final legal review before public production use.