Payments Orchestration Blog

In general, cascading payments are part of a good intelligent routing strategy. In this post we break down why you should be aware of cascading payments, and how they can influence your success rates

Credit card acceptance rates vary widely based on a number of variables. In this post, we’re going to compare acceptance rates across three regions: Europe, the US and Latin America.

Our team analyzed 178 Million revenue transactions occurring between July and mid-December 2019 in three geographic regions – Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and North America.

In this episode of Payments Dialog, we discuss tactics to improve success rates, payments orchestration, and revenue optimization as a strategy.

Payments gateways, like Stripe and Braintree for example, help you to process credit card, debit card, and other payment methods so your customers can buy your offer. We’re very proud to count Stripe and Braintree among the gateway partners that we integrate with.

As the number of transactions increase, providing a great consumer experience and accepting payments becomes more critical than ever. And while there are many ways to do both of these, one often overlooked area for improvement is in the payments flow. Welcome to payments orchestration.

Joe Ferris, CTO thoughtbot, gives an a talk about technical debt in payments. Recorded live at thoughtbot in Boston

Working with multiple PSPs and routing your transactions is a great way to begin optimizing your revenue, but it only addresses one half of building a payments system. There’s still the possibility of revenue loss when your own system isn’t robust enough to handle the many different failure scenarios it’s likely to encounter.

In this lightning talk by Jared Knipp, Staff Engineer, technical lead at Spreedly, you'll get a first hand look at our traditionally back end team's experience creating a front-end application.