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Payment Broker<\/h2>
When it comes to payments, it is often not immediately clear who to turn to. There are providers, banks, support centers and contracting parties - and yet there is still a feeling of confusion when it comes to many questions. Not because something is going wrong, but because the system consists of several levels. <\/div>
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A payment broker is not an additional layer in the payment process. It does not accept payments, does not operate terminals and does not provide its own technical infrastructure. Its role lies elsewhere.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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