Move money safely.

Money talks. Ours has to prove it too.

Money moves with proof of who authorised it, what it covered and what happens if it was wrong. A payment that arrives is one nobody has to chase, unpick or argue about afterwards.

Selfe moves the money only once both sides can prove who they are and what they agreed.

The money, and the rule that allowed it

What the customer authorised written down first, then every line of it checked against what you publish before anything moves. It settles into your own account, with your own reference.

What the customer actually authorised, written down before anything happens: the nights, a ceiling, a cancellation window, and that they agreed to it once rather than by carrying on.

The argument you never end up having.

Money spent on somebody's behalf gets questioned eventually. Rarely on the day. Weeks later, when a card holder queries it, or finance asks what it was for, or something needs refunding and nobody can find the terms it was agreed under.

Every payment carries its own answer to all of that, put together while it is happening and easy, instead of reconstructed afterwards when it is not. The permission it was given, the terms it accepted, the route back out.

Deposits, part payments and refunds work the same way, because the awkward ones are the whole reason this matters. A refund six weeks later, on an order somebody has since changed, is where it holds together or does not.

Your Selfe carries the permission and the record the whole way through, so money that lands is money that stays.

What every payment carries.

Money spent on somebody's behalf gets questioned eventually, and rarely on the day. Every payment carries its own answer.

Mandates.

What was authorised, up to what, carried by the payment itself.

Your terms, agreed.

Deposit, cancellation and delivery, accepted as part of paying.

Deposits and part payments.

The awkward ones run the route the simple ones run.

Changes and refunds.

Six weeks later, on an order since changed, it still holds.

Settlement into your account.

Against an order your systems know. Nothing to reconcile.

The record, the whole way.

Permission and terms travel with the money, not in an inbox.

Your payment provider starts taking money from agents.

Your Selfe adds the transaction itself. An agent can assemble what it wants, accept your terms and complete a checkout with you directly, with no page to look at and no form to fill in, and the money settles through the provider you already use.

The authority travels with it. What the customer allowed, up to what, and on which terms, so the payment turns up able to answer for itself.

Your provider takes the money the way it always has. What changes is that something with no eyes can hand it over.

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