As global commerce accelerates, enterprise merchants are facing rising complexity in their payment environments. Supporting multiple payment processors, methods, and regional compliance requirements is no longer a “nice-to-have”—it’s the new baseline.
Yet managing this complexity without the right architecture can lead to delays, high costs, and performance challenges. That’s why more merchants are turning to next-generation payment orchestration to unify and simplify their payment strategy.
66% of merchants surveyed by S&P Global say payment orchestration is highly strategic to their long-term ecommerce success.
However, as more orchestrators enter the market, the term itself has become hazy. What exactly is payment orchestration?
In this paper, we explore this question, defining what is meant by the term “payment orchestration,” what capabilities a payment orchestration platform should include, and the rapidly-evolving landscape of payment orchestration providers. By reading this overview, you will gain clarity and the ability to make informed decisions when evaluating and choosing a payment orchestration solution.
Download this white paper to learn:
What payment orchestration really means—and how it differs from optimization
A breakdown of the types of orchestration models in today’s market (and how they compare)
Which capabilities matter most for flexibility, risk management, and global growth
How orchestration improves key metrics: authorization rates, fraud prevention, cost reduction, and time-to-market
Real-world use cases that demonstrate payment orchestration benefits at scale
What to look for in a solution that can support your multi-processor strategy without adding complexity