Pendr publishes a verified record when a merchant's payment processor confirms an authorization was canceled and will never be captured — so an institution can act on the fact directly, instead of waiting for the hold to expire on its own.
Each page below is a working demo against the live Pendr feed — not a mockup. Pick whichever seat you want to sit in.
One authorization, four columns: cardholder, merchant, processor, institution. Run a void or a post-authorization block and watch the record propagate.
What an institution sees: an automated feed viewer, polling for verified records. No lookup, no manual matching — the feed is meant to be consumed by a system, not searched by a person.
The raw public feed, read-only. Every void and post-authorization block Pendr has published, as it publishes them, unfiltered by issuer.
Nothing more than what the processor can prove, and nothing that touches a card number.