Connectivity
The merchant integrates technically with the orchestration platform, which manages its supported PSP and payment-method integrations.
SorterPay · Payment Orchestration
A layer for coordinating the stack, not a magic solution.
Orchestration adds an advanced technology layer for routing, automation, customization and control of transaction flows, and should be designed together with acquiring, settlement, risk and operations.
Routing
Rules can control and automate transaction flows using routing, cascading/failover and other criteria supported by the platform and connected providers.
Redundancy
A second route adds resilience only when it actually removes a critical dependency.
Observability
Centralized reporting and data can provide greater control and optimization of transaction flows.
Settlement
Orchestration does not necessarily mean centralized settlement; this may remain provider-specific.
Compliance
Underwriting, KYB/KYC, risk, pricing and commercial agreements remain subject to each PSP/provider and jurisdiction.
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