Enterprise merchants today face a critical challenge: building a payment infrastructure that is globally scalable without draining resources or compromising performance. Many rely on direct integrations with multiple processors, but these come with hidden costs, including:
High developer lift for initial and ongoing integration and maintenance
Slow or delayed launches in new markets
Lack of local payment method options
Poor performance from using distant processors outside the region
Costly downtime from lack of redundancy
These roadblocks stifle growth and frustrate customers. Enter payment connectivity—the foundation of modern payment orchestration that links businesses to an extensive network of solutions, including payment services providers (PSPs), alternative payment methods (APMs), and third-party solutions.
In this white paper, we break down everything you need to know about payment connectivity, including how it works, why it matters, and how you can leverage it to build a more agile payment infrastructure.
Download this white paper to learn:
The origins of payment connectivity
The three main kinds of payment adapters
The importance and power of adapter flexibility
How to future-proof your enterprise payment strategy with prebuilt adapters