Flow types
Echo applies to three flow types that your platform may be using: Third-party transactions (3P) — The most common scenario where your platform is an intermediary between a buyer and a seller. The seller on your platform is the beneficiary of the funds. First-party transactions (1P) — Your platform is the seller, selling directly to the buyer (as in standard e-commerce). Your platform operator is the beneficiary of the funds. Your platform may be performing 1P or 3P transactions, or a combination. The difference impacts how Intents are declared – see the section on Intent line items for more details. In additon to the distinction between 1P and 3P transactions, there is another aspect which impacts your integration if you are also acquiring pay-ins with Mangopay: Hybrid flows — Your platform acquires pay-ins with both Mangopay and one or more third-party PSPs. Note that this may be the case for 1P or 3P flows (or both). If this is the case, the hybrid guide describes the integration approach for your platform. If your platform only aquires funds with a third-party PSP, and so uses Mangopay for its wallet infrastructure and payout capabilities, then the hybrid approach is not applicable.Echo for Mirakl Connector platforms
Some platforms acquiring with a third-party PSP are also using Mangopay’s Mirakl Connector to synchronize their sellers and payouts. For more details on Echo integration for Mirakl Connector platforms, see the dedicated Mirakl Connector guide on third-party PSPs with Echo →Related resources
Guide
How Echo works
Guide
Echo for Mirakl Connector platforms
API reference
Echo Intents and Settlements