As your transaction volume grows, basic won’t suffice. Consider these advanced configurations:
After reviewing hundreds of dashboards, these seven practices consistently reduce headaches: payment-settings
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Create an internal wiki page listing every payment configuration: gateway credentials, webhook URLs, payout schedule, refund policy trigger points, and who has access. This is invaluable during team transitions or incident response.
Never store raw PAN (credit card numbers) in your database. Use a gateway’s tokenization feature. Under , ensure you’re not disabling required security fields (CVV, AVS). For self-hosted solutions like WooCommerce, verify your hosting environment is PCI Level 1.