Business Solutions

PSP Platform Development

Becoming a payment service provider means owning the parts everyone else outsources: onboarding merchants, routing transactions, holding balances, settling on schedule and detecting fraud before it becomes your loss.

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PSP Solution Development

What A PSP Platform Needs

The full stack between your merchants and the acquirers behind you.

Merchant Onboarding

KYB, document collection, risk scoring and underwriting workflows with an approval trail.

Smart Routing

Transactions routed by cost, method, geography and acquirer health, with automatic failover.

Ledger & Balances

Double-entry ledger holding merchant balances, reserves, fees and payouts accurately.

Settlement & Payouts

Scheduled settlements with rolling reserves, fee deduction and payout file generation.

Risk & Fraud

Velocity rules, screening, chargeback monitoring and merchant risk scoring.

Merchant Dashboard

Transactions, settlements, disputes and reporting in a portal merchants can self-serve from.

Platform Capabilities

01

Pricing engine

Per-merchant pricing, interchange-plus or blended, applied automatically and auditable.

02

Chargeback workflow

Dispute lifecycle management with evidence collection and deadline tracking.

03

Merchant APIs & SDKs

Documented APIs, hosted checkout and plugins so merchants can integrate quickly.

04

Sub-merchant support

Marketplace and platform models with split payments and sub-merchant onboarding.

05

Compliance reporting

The reporting your scheme and regulator require, generated rather than assembled manually.

06

Operations monitoring

Approval rates, acquirer health and settlement status watched with alerting.

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 Build It

A significant programme — usually six to twelve months to a live platform.

Model the money

Ledger design, fee model, settlement and reserve logic specified in detail.

Core platform

Ledger, routing and acquirer integrations built and reconciled in a sandbox.

Merchant surface

Onboarding, dashboard, APIs and checkout built on the proven core.

Certify and launch

Acquirer certification, then a controlled launch with a small merchant cohort.

Build A Payment Platform Properly

Tell us your model, markets and acquirers. We will map the platform and be honest about the scale of it.

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FAQs

PSP Questions

Everything you need to know about our business solutions work.

Almost certainly, and it depends on your jurisdiction and whether you hold funds. This is a legal question to settle before building, and it shapes the architecture significantly. We build to whatever structure your counsel and regulator require.

Yes, and most do. The routing layer is built to be multi-acquirer from the start so adding the second is configuration rather than a rebuild, but launching with one keeps the certification effort manageable.

As ledger accounts with their own release rules per merchant — rolling reserves, fixed holds or risk-triggered. Because it is all in the ledger, a merchant's available and reserved balances are always exact.

Rules-based screening plus velocity and pattern monitoring, with the option of a third-party fraud service. The important part is that decisions are logged and reviewable, since merchants will challenge declines.