Business Solutions

Payment Gateway Integration

Taking a payment is easy. Handling the failed webhook, the duplicate charge, the refund that partially settled and the reconciliation at month end is where payment integrations actually live.

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Payment Gateway Integration

What We Integrate

Providers and the infrastructure that keeps payments correct.

Card Payments

Stripe, Adyen, Razorpay, PayU and regional acquirers with 3D Secure and saved cards handled properly.

Subscriptions & Billing

Recurring billing, proration, plan changes, dunning and retries for failed payments.

Bank & Local Methods

UPI, bank transfer, wallets and buy-now-pay-later where your market expects them.

Crypto Payments

Stablecoin and crypto acceptance with conversion, alongside conventional rails.

Multi-Provider Routing

Several providers behind one interface, with fallback when one degrades.

Reconciliation

Automated matching of transactions, settlements, fees and refunds against your ledger.

What Is Included

01

PCI scope control

Hosted fields and tokenisation so card data never reaches your infrastructure.

02

Refunds and disputes

Full and partial refunds, chargeback handling and evidence submission workflows.

03

Multi-currency

Pricing, settlement and reporting across currencies, with FX handled explicitly.

04

Failure alerting

Alerts on declines spiking, webhooks failing or settlements not arriving.

05

Finance reporting

Exports your finance team can actually reconcile against their accounting system.

06

Sandbox and testing

Full test coverage of edge cases, including partial captures and expired authorisations.

Industries Running On Our Systems

Business systems have to fit how a sector actually operates — its approvals, its compliance, its reporting. We start from that, not from a template.

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Finance & payments
Manufacturing
Logistics & transport
Retail & distribution
Education
Healthcare
Real estate
Professional services
Travel & hospitality

Advanced Platform Capabilities

Business systems are judged years after launch. These are the parts that decide how that goes.

Identity & permissions

SSO, SCIM and role-based access mapped to your real reporting structure.

Audit trails

Who changed what and when, on every record that a dispute or an auditor could reach.

Integrations

ERP, accounting, banking and support systems connected so data is entered once.

Background processing

Queues with retries, dead-letter handling and visibility into what failed.

Safe migrations

Schema and data changes that deploy without downtime and can be rolled back.

Handover documentation

Architecture, operations and runbooks written as part of delivery, for your team to own.

How We Deliver

Typically four to eight weeks depending on providers and complexity.

Map the flows

Payment, refund, dispute and settlement flows documented before code.

Build the core

Ledger, idempotency and webhook handling built first.

Integrate providers

Each provider connected and tested against their sandbox edge cases.

Reconcile and launch

Reconciliation proven against real settlements, then a staged go-live.

Get Payments You Can Reconcile

Tell us your markets and methods. We will recommend providers and scope the integration, including the parts most quotes leave out.

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FAQs

Payment Questions

Everything you need to know about our business solutions work.

It depends on your markets, your payment methods and your pricing. We compare fee structures, payout timing and method coverage for your specific case rather than defaulting to whichever we integrated last.

You need to complete a self-assessment, but the level depends on your setup. Using hosted fields keeps you in the simplest category, which is why we design for it unless you have a specific reason not to.

Yes, and for higher volumes it is worth it — routing by method or geography, with automatic fallback when one has an incident. We build a provider-agnostic layer so adding another later is not a rewrite.

Dunning with retry schedules, card-updater services where available, and communication sequences. Recovering failed recurring payments is one of the highest-return pieces of work in a subscription business.