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Transaction control / ILS

A payment button is the smallest part of the payment system.

The useful scope connects what the customer sees to provider eligibility, settlement, reconciliation, customer support, accounting ownership, and recovery from every meaningful failure.

Display

Price and consent state

Decide the shown currency, rounding, recurring terms, fees, tax display, cancellation information, directionality, and accessible errors. Obtain business and professional approval where required.

Provider

Account responsibility

The client confirms provider availability, merchant eligibility, contracts, settlement account, authentication flow, prohibited-use rules, and production credentials.

Failure

Interrupted transactions

Model declines, timeouts, duplicate callbacks, stale sessions, partial fulfillment, provider outages, and an honest customer state when success is unknown.

Aftercare

Refund and dispute route

Name who receives requests, verifies the transaction, initiates a refund, handles chargebacks, records evidence, and communicates the result.

Books

Reconciliation and invoices

Connect order identifiers, provider references, settlement reports, exceptions, invoices, and record retention. Engineering can support the workflow; accounting rules need the proper owner.

Launch

Evidence and monitoring

Use sandbox and controlled production tests, webhook logs, accessible states, alert thresholds, rollback, and a named person who decides whether transactions remain open.

Research can begin with the Bank of Israel payment-systems information and the Israel Tax Authority. Those sources do not replace provider, accountant, tax, or legal review for the actual business.

Transaction packet

Sketch a successful payment and three bad outcomes.

That gives engineering enough truth to design reliable state changes without pretending to choose the commercial or tax route for the client.

Map the transaction path