We’re introducing new upgrades to Match2Pay that tackle the daily operational challenges experienced by users. Our development team has been working on features that make mass payment handling more efficient, provide better visibility into payment processes, and improve user interface clarity. You’ll now find CSV upload functionality that cuts down on repetitive data entry, along with improved payment status tracking that keeps everyone informed about transaction progress. Our strategic improvements save time and maintain security without adding unnecessary complexity.
Mass Payouts via CSV File
From the Match2Pay dashboard, users can download a template to prepare mass payouts. After it’s filled in, the entire CSV file can be easily imported – all payouts included in the file will then be processed. This is especially useful for clients using CRMs that don’t have integrated automatic payouts via API.
When processing payouts via a CSV file, verification of additional confirmation limits is executed (the same limits as for individual payouts), which increases the security of the process, especially for higher-value payouts.
Benefits:
- Execution of mass payouts becomes much faster and more transparent
- The merchant can smoothly prepare and order many payouts at once, which reduces the amount of manual work and minimizes the risk of errors
- Additional verification mechanisms ensure that even for large amounts the payout process is secure and fully under the merchant’s control
Display Partially Paid Status on Payment Page
For clients who generate deposits with a specified amount (e.g., prop-trading firms and online stores), if the end client sends a partial payment, the payment page will indicate the partial payment status. Additionally, the client will see the remaining amount due.
Benefits:
- Greater transparency for end clients, who can see the current payment status and the remaining amount at every stage of the payment

Hedge Account Transfer – Button Name Changed
We’ve renamed the “Withdraw funds” button used to transfer funds from Match2Pay to the client’s linked hedge account. The new name makes the action much simpler and helps users easily distinguish between a transfer to a hedge account and a cryptocurrency withdrawal to an external address.