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# Overview

![Finpay](https://storage.googleapis.com/finpay-pg-assets/merchant/ic_finpay-new.png)

Finpay is the product brand of PT Finnet Indonesia. It started operating in 2006 as a financial technology provider. Finpay helps businesses accept and manage digital payments.

Finpay provides a Payment Gateway for secure, efficient transaction processing. It supports credit cards, bank transfers, virtual accounts, e-money, and retail cash payments.

Finpay also offers money transfers, disbursements, and bill payments. Bill payment currently supports **524 billers** (service providers issuing bills).

### Get started in 3 steps

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### 1) Register

Create a Sandbox account to access APIs and Finpay services.

[Register your account](https://dashboard.finpay.id/register)
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### 2) Integrate

Sign in to Sandbox to start integration and run simulations.

[Sandbox integration pages](https://dashboard.finpay.id/login)
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### 3) Monitor

Track transactions in real time from the dashboard.

[Transactions monitoring](https://dashboard.finpay.id/login)
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Need a tailored payment flow or value-added features?

Contact [Finpay Care](https://www.finpay.id/kontak-kami-id/).


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