SnapDeal, the
eCommerce marketplace has now integrated a new payment gateway system
called KlickPay into its website. There was news of SnapDeal planning to
launch its own payment gateway just like Flipkart did when it launched
Payzippy. However, a search through KlickPay’s website does not show any
affiliation to Snapdeal. It seems to be a standalone company. Several
reports have confirmed that KlickPay is indeed Snapdeal’s new payment
gateway but there has been no official confirmation from Snapdeal.

KlickPay
requires users to signup for an account (email or Facebook) and then
store their card information. Once this is done, users can select the
KlickPay option while shopping on Snapdeal’s website. Klickpay does not
save CVV number details and a user only gets 3 tries for the correct CVV
number or the card is deleted. The service promises 24/7 fraud
protection. A customer’s card details are not shared with the network or
the merchant.
Another
interesting feature of KlickPay is their KlickPay priority score. This
score is calculated for individual customers based on the variety of
parameters by social influence, past transactional history, COD returns
history, etc. This score is visible to both customers and merchants.
Merchants can thus prioritize shipping based on this score so that they
can separate genuine orders from the fake ones.
KlickPay
is now allowing signups for developers who plan to use it. The service
has not been rolled out to developers yet. KlickPay will thus be
available for third party ecommerce sites as well besides being
integrated into Snapdeal.
Payments
has been an issue in the online ecosystem in India. A few years back
there were only limited options like CCAvenue and Billdesk but now there
are many more options such as PayU, ZaakPay, Payzippy, CitrusPay and
now KlickPay. The new entrants have more interesting features and we
could thus see easier and more intelligent payment options in the months
to come.
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