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Spreedly connects to well over a hundred and fifty gateways and processors globally, which allows customers to route transactions through many providers using a single API. That includes large global players like Adyen, Stripe, Checkout. com, Braintree and Worldpay, along with a wide range of regional and specialised processors. In practice, this means customers can switch providers without code changes, choose the best provider by region or currency and configure failover paths to improve resilience.
Another important area is local and alternative payment methods. Different markets have very different consumer preferences, and enterprises don’ t want to rebuild their stack every time they enter a new region. Through partnerships with local payment method providers and aggregators, customers can support things like bank transfers, regional debit schemes and buy-now-pay-later options behind the same integration. That allows enterprises to offer the right payment methods in each market without taking on direct integration complexity.
Fraud and risk integrations are also increasingly important. While Spreedly itself is an orchestration layer, it integrates with third-party fraud and risk tools so risk signals can be part of the payment decision flow. Especially with the addition of fraud orchestration capabilities, customers can coordinate multiple risk tools, apply conditional checks and align fraud decisions with routing and retry logic, rather than treating fraud as a disconnected system. We also see strong adoption around alternative data and banking connections. Integrations with services that support bank account verification or account-to-account payments help customers enable ACH or bank debit flows more quickly and with less friction, particularly for use cases beyond cards.
Beyond payments and risk, Spreedly works with a range of technology and platform partners where orchestration is embedded into broader solutions, such as e-commerce platforms, global payment facilitators or vertical-specific software. These partnerships extend where Spreedly can be used and allow customers to adopt orchestration as part of a larger ecosystem rather than a standalone component.
Finally, we invest heavily in partner programs and gateway certification. By making it easier for PSPs and gateways to integrate with Spreedly and go to market together, we expand the ecosystem while reducing friction for merchants. That benefits everyone: partners reach customers faster and customers get more choice without more complexity.
What all of this adds up to is leverage. One integration opens access to a global payments ecosystem. Enterprises keep provider freedom without lock-in, gain built-in resilience through multiprovider strategies, and can expand internationally without rebuilding their payments stack. That breadth of integrations is a core reason customers use Spreedly as their payments control plane rather than a collection of point solutions.
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