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Payment Integration Engineer
About this role
About the Role We are an international broker. Our clients fund and withdraw through approximately 60 payment methods across Asia, Africa, LATAM, and the Middle East. Payments Product is now a standalone function, and we are building the team around it. This is an early core hire. We are looking for a Payment Integration Manager who will own payment integrations end to end—from the initial technical call with a provider through to stable production.
You will also be the first line of response for every payment incident and the person responsible for deciding whether a new integration is ready to go live. This is a technical operations role rather than a coordination role. Key Responsibilities 1. Payment Provider Onboarding & Integration Manage the full onboarding cycle for new payment providers, including: Initial technical calls Credentials and sandbox access Configuration and test design User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Production launch Post-release stabilisation Define integration acceptance standards and own the go/no-go decision before launch.
Review provider API documentation and translate it into implementation-ready specifications for engineering, covering edge cases, failure paths, and confirmation model behaviour. 2. Payment Incident Management Own the first-line response for payment incidents, including: Failed and stuck transactions Unconfirmed payments Payment method-level anomalies Investigate and drive incidents to resolution rather than simply escalating them.
Diagnose provider-side versus platform-side issues using logs, API responses, and transaction data. Communicate findings clearly to providers, engineers, and internal stakeholders. 3. Technical Testing & Verification Perform hands-on verification of payment integrations. Conduct manual checkout testing across mobile and desktop. Verify callbacks and API behaviour using Postman or equivalent tools. Execute SQL queries to investigate transaction data.
Validate asynchronous payment statuses, confirmation models, redirect flows, and failure scenarios. 4. Payment Method & Provider Catalogue Maintain a comprehensive catalogue of payment methods and providers, documenting: Supported capabilities Available integration types Completed testing Known failure modes Build the initial capability inventory of all live payment methods and providers. Convert ambiguous provider documentation and undocumented operational knowledge into actionable specifications.