Rigid platform validation routinely blocks legitimate transactions when payment card names don’t perfectly match account details. PayAlign is an API-first middleware that intelligently maps mismatched billing data, triggers compliant fallback verification, and clears checkout friction while preserving fraud controls.
Can someone tell me is it necessary that your card credentials for fee of console account should match your own credentials exactly?
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