Buyer-confirmed.
Shows the exact confirmation presented and the confirmation event.
Dispute chargebacks with 1 Page.
Capture buyer confirmation before payment.
The problem
A chargeback dispute means piecing together evidence from emails, messages, screenshots and other sources.
That takes time that should be spent running your business.
What if the evidence was already there?
Now you can capture buyer confirmation before payment.
Trust the record, not the claim.
Transaction-linked.
Connects the confirmation to the specific order, amount, seller and checkout session.
Tamper-evident.
Integrity checks help reveal if the canonical record has been altered.
Independently verifiable.
The QR code and verification URL let a reviewer inspect the canonical record.
Clear about what it shows. Clear about what it doesn’t.
HOW IT WORKS
Create. Confirm. Proof.
Create the order.
Enter what you’re selling, the amount and where the buyer should continue to pay.
Buyer confirms.
The buyer reviews the order and confirms it before payment.
1 Page Proof is created.
The buyer then continues to your payment destination.
If a chargeback happens, the record already exists.
Questions Before You Start
What does the buyer see?
They review the order details and confirm before payment.
Does Onfinga replace my payment provider?
No. The buyer continues to your existing payment destination.
When is the record created?
After the buyer confirms the order before payment.
What does Onfinga store?
Onfinga stores the information needed to create and verify the confirmation record, including device-reported authentication-event metadata. It does not store full card numbers, CVV/CVC codes, banking credentials, passkey private keys, device PINs or biometric templates.
Can the record be independently verified?
Yes. Each issued record includes a verification path and integrity checks.
Does Onfinga guarantee I’ll win a chargeback?
No. 1 Page Proof is supporting evidence that a buyer confirmation event was captured and linked to the referenced transaction. It does not determine the outcome of a dispute.