Payment Gateway
Accept payments globally with one API, zero gateway lock-in
Payment Gateway is a unified payments API that routes transactions across Stripe, Adyen, Checkout.com, and regional processors based on cost, acceptance rate, and latency. One integration gives you global coverage with intelligent failover — stop losing revenue to single-processor outages or suboptimal routing.
MRR
$14,320
+12% this month
Active
487
+23 this month
Churn
1.8%
-0.4% this month
$14K/mo
Verified revenue
73%
Choose annual
98.7%
Uptime SLA
<2min
Setup time
The Problem
Sound familiar?
Single-processor dependency means a Stripe outage takes down your entire checkout
Different processors have better acceptance rates by card type and geography — using one means leaving acceptance rate on the table
Re-integrating a new payment processor every time you expand to a new market takes weeks of engineering time
The Solution
Payment Gateway fixes this.
Intelligent Transaction Routing
Routes each transaction to the optimal processor based on card BIN, currency, historic acceptance rate, and real-time latency. Configurable routing rules override available.
Automatic Failover
If the primary processor returns a network error or soft decline, the transaction is retried on the next-best processor within 500ms — invisible to the cardholder.
Unified Reconciliation
Single settlement report across all processors. Map every charge, refund, and dispute to your internal order ID regardless of which processor handled it.
How It Works
Set up in under 2 minutes. No complex configuration.
Intelligent Transaction Routing
Routes each transaction to the optimal processor based on card BIN, currency, historic acceptance rate, and real-time latency. Configurable routing rules override available.
Automatic Failover
If the primary processor returns a network error or soft decline, the transaction is retried on the next-best processor within 500ms — invisible to the cardholder.
Unified Reconciliation
Single settlement report across all processors. Map every charge, refund, and dispute to your internal order ID regardless of which processor handled it.
Tokenization Vault
Stores payment methods in a PCI-DSS Level 1 vault. Tokens are portable across processors so migrating away from a processor does not invalidate stored cards.
Payment Analytics Dashboard
Acceptance rates, decline reasons, processor costs, and chargeback rates broken down by processor, card type, geography, and time window.
Why not the alternatives?
Same result. A fraction of the price.
| Product | Price | Core feature |
|---|---|---|
| Payment Gateway | $200/mo | Accept payments globally with one API, zero gateway lock-in |
| Enterprise tool | $149/mo | Overkill for most teams |
| DIY approach | 40+ hrs dev | High maintenance burden |
Integrates with your stack
Simple, Transparent Pricing
No per-user fees. No hidden costs. Cancel anytime.
Startup
- Up to $500K volume/mo
- 2 processors
- Automatic failover
- Unified reconciliation
- Tokenization vault
Scale
- Unlimited volume
- Unlimited processors
- Intelligent routing rules
- Payment analytics dashboard
- Custom reconciliation mapping
- Priority engineering support
Frequently Asked Questions
Which processors are supported out of the box?
Stripe, Adyen, Checkout.com, Braintree, Square, Worldpay, PayU, Razorpay, and Mercado Pago. Custom integrations available on Scale plan.
Does the vault store raw card numbers?
No. Raw PANs are never stored. Cards are tokenized at point of entry using network tokens (Visa VTS, Mastercard MDES) where available for best acceptance rates.
Is migration from our existing gateway disruptive?
No. You can run the gateway in shadow mode first — log routing decisions without changing actual processor — to validate acceptance rate improvements before switching.
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