A standard deployment runs as a single tenant instance, each with its own 2 environments, sandbox, and production. Within that environment, it’s possible to add additional sub-accounts called merchant accounts. Each merchant account can be used to configure individual connections and flow rules, and process transactions with unique buyers, payment methods, and vaulted cards; routing transactions to distinct connections and using individual Flow rules and anti-fraud services to decline, route, or trigger 3DS.Documentation Index
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Single merchant environment
By default, each environment in your instance is a single-tenant environment. That means that in your sandbox or production environment your company is the only merchant account using the resources of that instance, including the database, cloud servers, and more This creates a uniquely redundant system.Multi merchant environment
Additional merchant accounts can be generated within an environment to support a few different scenarios.- You’re a large merchant with many different sub-entities that have their relationships with payment service providers and each entity wants to manage its own customer support, payment optimization, and/or data analysis.
- You’re a technology platform offering payment services to businesses and although you could run all of your customers through one environment, the ability to separate each merchant’s transactions provides you with an easy way to provide additional support tools, payment optimization consulting, and peace of mind that each of your customer’s data is fully segregated.
- You’re a distribution partner offering payment processing to merchants through the platform. The ability to provide each merchant with their separate merchant account provides you with a way to provide additional support tooling, payment optimization advice, and peace of mind that each of your customer’s data is fully segregated.