Accept secure and authenticated phone payments in your contact center and eliminate fraudulent chargebacks, without changing your bank or PBX

PaybyCall is not a PSP and does not replace your bank. It is a cloud-based security platform that connects your contact center to your bank/PSP, enabling you to accept payments over the phone without your agents or systems accessing card data. We provide PCI DSS compliance as a service (PCIaaS) to reduce certification costs and complexity. We incorporate SCA/EMV 3DS authentication during the call, without switching channels or sending payment links, providing protection against fraudulent chargebacks through liability shift on eligible transactions and preparing your contact center for Secure Agentic Voice Commerce.

Infographic showing Pay by Call as a PCIaaS technology layer for secure phone payments, integrated with PSPs, acquirers, contact centers and payment platforms.

“PaybyCall is not a payment service provider (PSP) and does not process the payment itself. It is the technology layer that secures the voice interaction: it captures card data securely in compliance with PCI DSS and integrates and orchestrates EMV 3DS cardholder authentication within the call itself. This enables PSPs to execute secure, authenticated transactions, bringing the benefits of SCA to the telephone channel, where they were previously unavailable.”

The phone channel remains the weak link in security.

Agents who hear card numbers, recordings containing sensitive data and unauthenticated MOTO transactions. Every traditional phone payment expands your PCI DSS scope, exposes you to data breaches and leaves the risk of fraudulent chargebacks on your books. Until now, the industry’s usual alternative has been to send a payment link, which breaks the conversation: the customer leaves the call, distrusts an SMS or email link that may look like phishing and, all too often, never completes the payment.

Human exposure

the operator listens to and manipulates card data.

Toxic recordings

PAN/CVV data is stored in audio files and processes.

Regulatory incompatibility

friction with PSD2 and more operational risk.

Outdated experience

slowness, errors and low conversion.

“PaybyCall turns the telephone channel into a secure, authenticated payment environment: PCIaaS protects card data and reduces the contact center’s PCI DSS scope, while PBC 3DS adds EMV 3DS strong customer authentication to verify the payer. Together, PCIaaS + PBC 3DS enable ATO (Authenticated Telephone Order).”

From MOTO to ATO: Turn Every Contact Center into an Authenticated Payment Channel.

PaybyCall acts as a secure IVR layer: customers enter their card details directly on their phone keypad using DTMF masking technology, with no exposure to agents or call recordings.

It integrates seamlessly with the customer’s existing phone system and bank, with no need to replace their current infrastructure

A transparent and secure payment flow

01

Safe Capture

Customer enters data into secure IVR.

02

Isolation

Online agent but does NOT see/hear data.

03

Authentication (PSD2)

3D Secure via banking app/SMS

04

Execution

Coordination with PSP and OK/KO response

05

Traceability

Complete record without sensitive data

Certified Institutional Level Security

PCI DSS Level 1:

The most demanding standard in the global payments industry

ENS High Category:

Essential certification for working with the Spanish Public Administration

Telecom Operator:

Optional enhanced call security guarantee

Resilience:

Cloud architecture on Google Cloud with 99.9% availability

Use cases

1

Public administrations:

Secure tax and fee collections by phone; certified, traceable payment flows for citizens and businesses.​

2

Utilities:

Recurring billing and arrears management over the phone, with card tokenization and no need for physical “clean rooms” in BPO operations.​​​

3

Large enterprises:

Collections and telesales with 3D Secure in the voice channel, increasing approval and close rates while reducing fraud and chargebacks.​​​

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