Plug into your existing PSP stack.
AVIEL connects via REST API and listens on webhooks. No rerouting. No downtime. Median integration: 3 days.
Four attachment points — all additive, none invasive
{
"event": "payment.intent.suspicious",
"timestamp": "2025-09-14T14:32:07Z",
"customer_id": "cust_8f3a2d...",
"channel": "sms",
"aviel_trigger": true,
"intercept_id": "int_9b4c1e...",
"risk_score": 0.91,
"scam_type": "investment_impersonation",
"honeybot_status": "engaging"
}
Attaches to your notification stack. Touches nothing else.
AVIEL registers as a signal consumer on your existing webhook bus. It does not sit in the payment path, does not require PSD2 passthrough permissions, and does not touch card data or account credentials. The platforms below represent the integration patterns we've validated — if yours isn't listed, ask.
Three days from sandbox to live intercepts.
No sprint needed. No infrastructure change. Your engineering team handles this in parallel with other work.
API key + sandbox
API key issued. Sandbox environment provisioned. Test intercept fires against a synthetic scammer conversation — verify your ops alert queue receives the payload.
Webhook configured
Register your webhook endpoint. Configure on your notification bus. AVIEL's event schema documented at docs/webhook-events. End-to-end test complete.
Live on first cohort
Enable live intercept on a low-risk transaction cohort — typically 5–10% of payment intents by volume. First real honeybot engagement typically occurs within 4 hours of go-live. Your fraud ops team reviews the first live scammer profile before end of day.