PSPs and gateways
Connect payment processors and gateways relevant to your markets, merchant profile, currencies, and payment methods.
Payment Integrations
Connect Your Payment Ecosystem Through One Platform
Use available integrations with PSPs, acquirers, payment methods, fraud tools, authentication services, vaults, and payout providers without maintaining a separate technical stack for every connection.
Connector availability does not create a commercial relationship with the underlying provider.
Connector Catalogue
One connector layer for a changing payment stack.
Explore processors, gateways, banks, alternative payment methods, open-banking services, and payout providers through a structured catalogue. Integrate Transaqo once and configure supported connections within one payment environment.
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Provider accounts and credentials are supplied by the client.
Integration Categories
Connect the services required by each payment flow.
Provider types serve different functions across acceptance, authentication, risk, tokenization, and disbursement. Catalogue classifications are intentionally conservative and do not imply identical connector capabilities.
Acquirers and banks
Use eligible technical interfaces while commercial onboarding, pricing, settlement, and merchant approval remain with the connected institution.
Alternative methods and wallets
Extend checkout coverage through supported wallets, cash-based methods, prepaid services, and local payment options.
Fraud and risk providers
Coordinate supported risk checks with authentication, routing, and processing without relying only on one processor’s internal tools.
3D Secure and authentication
Coordinate authentication decisions with transaction characteristics, market requirements, routing, and retry strategies.
Vault and tokenization providers
Use an eligible managed, external, or client-controlled vault according to the selected deployment and compliance architecture.
Payout providers
Coordinate eligible payout transactions through supported providers after establishing the required commercial accounts and credentials.
Bring Your Own Provider Accounts
A connector is technical access—not a commercial account.
Merchants and platform operators retain their own approved relationships with PSPs, acquirers, banks, and payment services. Once the required access is available, credentials can be configured in the appropriate Transaqo environment.
Commercial terms remain external. Pricing, reserves, settlement, supported markets, and provider approval remain subject to the client’s agreement with each provider.
Approved provider account
Complete the provider’s commercial onboarding and merchant approval process.
Test or production credentials
Obtain the API access required for the relevant environment.
Provider configuration
Supply the settings and identifiers required by the selected connector.
Methods and markets
Confirm that the provider account includes the required countries, currencies, and payment methods.
Certification or testing
Complete any provider-specific validation required before production activation.
Connector Capabilities
Operations vary by provider and connector.
Not every integration supports the same transaction types, events, countries, or currencies. Applicable capabilities should be confirmed for the specific implementation before production use.
PaymentsAuthorizationCapture
Refunds & voidsRecurring paymentsTokenization
Wallets3D SecurePayouts
DisputesWebhook eventsCountries & currencies
Custom Connector Development
Need another provider?
Transaqo can assess integrations with PSPs, acquirers, banks, payment methods, fraud platforms, authentication services, vaults, and other payment technologies. Feasibility depends on documentation quality, sandbox access, required flows, certification, and ongoing maintenance requirements.
Connector Coverage
Bring More Providers Into Your Payment Stack
Explore available integrations or tell us which provider you need to connect.