SectorMarketplaces & platforms

One platform, many sellers — all routed.

Onboard sub-merchants, route across acquirers per seller and geography, and pay everyone out — or run the whole checkout under your own brand.

Why platforms are hard

Many parties, one flow of money.

A marketplace isn't one merchant — it's many, each with its own category, geography and risk. One acquirer can't carry all of them.

Many sub-merchants

Onboarding and underwriting sellers at scale is slow and specific to each acquirer.

Split payments & payouts

Money has to reach multiple parties cleanly, with a record you can trust.

No single acquirer fits all

Sellers span categories and geographies that one processor can't approve well.

Compliance across parties

Risk and compliance multiply with every seller and every market you add.

How we help

Routed per seller,
reconciled in one log.

Route each seller's payments to the acquirer that fits them, pay out cleanly, and keep one record of everything.

01

Route per seller & geo

Each seller's payments go to the acquirer most likely to approve for their category and market.

02

Payouts & reconciliation

Splits, payouts and settlement are event-sourced in one log you can read end to end.

03

Your brand, optional

Run the checkout and dashboards under your own brand with white-label.

Where do you stand

Which one is you?

Tell us where you are — we'll map the rails and show you a route.

Onboarding

Three moves to live.

01

Share your model

Tell us your seller mix, markets and how money needs to move.

02

Connect & configure

We connect acquirers and configure routing, splits and payouts — in config, not code.

03

Go live, routed

Sellers start routing to the best rail, reconciled in one log from day one.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can you onboard many sub-merchants?
Yes — sub-merchants are onboarded against the acquirers connected to your platform, and each seller's payments route to the acquirer that fits their category and market. Adding or pausing a seller is a config change, not a code change.
How do payouts to multiple parties work?
Splits, payouts and settlement are recorded as events in one append-only log, referenced back to each payment — so who got paid what, and when, is always reconstructable from the record.
Can different sellers use different acquirers?
Yes. Routing resolves per seller and geography against capability, scope, status and weight — so each seller lands on the acquirer most likely to approve for them, and reroutes if one backs out.
Can we run it under our own brand?
Yes — our white-label option puts your name, domain and dashboards on top, with our acquirers, routing and settlement underneath.
Do we keep the full transaction record?
Every state change is an event. Reports, reconciliation and payouts derive from that event stream, so you keep a complete, append-only record across sellers and acquirers.
Get started

Tell us how your
platform moves money.

We'll map the rails and show you a route. Leave an email and a Telegram — whichever you prefer.

Multi-acquirerPer-seller routingWhite-label ready