Crossnorm

Decision API

What the published rules say about a payment, before it happens

Choose a market and a payment method, add a merchant's domain if you have one, and get one of four answers – restricted, conditions apply, no restriction found or unknown – each reason citing its record and source, on the page or as JSON.

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Payment rule check: what the published rules say about a payment, before it happens.

Choose a market and a payment method, and add the merchant's domain if you have one.

The answer is one of four: restricted, conditions apply, no restriction found, or unknown, and each reason cites its source.

The same answer comes as JSON, for your payment or risk engine.

It is a rule check, not a legal verdict.

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What you get

  • Four honest outcomes

    Restricted, conditions apply, no restriction found, or unknown when we hold no rule – never a silent yes.

  • Reasons with sources

    Each reason names the published value it relies on, its status and its date, and links to the record.

  • The same answer as JSON

    One request returns the answer and the reasons, ready for a payment or risk engine.

  • With the merchant's domain

    Add a domain and the official lists and registers that name it join the reasons.

Who uses it

  • PSPs and crypto processors

    Put market rules into routing and onboarding decisions, with a reason for each.

    More for PSPs
  • Platforms and white labels

    Check a cashier's payment methods against each market's published rules.

    More for platforms
  • Operators and compliance teams

    See which published rule a payment touches in each market, and where it comes from.

    More for operators

A rule check, not a legal verdict

The answer repeats what our published values and the official registers say, with their status and dates; when we hold no rule, it says “unknown”. “No restriction found” is not an approval.

Get API access first

Bring your markets. We'll show you the rules – sourced.

Tell us which jurisdictions and checks matter to you, and we'll open a 14-day trial on your markets, on real data.