Practical guides from a payments-native team: how to build hosted payment pages, how to keep PCI scope small, and how to decide when to build, buy, or partner. No fluff, just the things we wish more teams knew before they shipped.
Embedded payments sounds like one feature. It is really four products: checkout, payouts, onboarding, and reconciliation. Here is what each takes, and how ISVs should decide who builds them.
ISVs · Embedded Payments · Strategy
The fastest way to lose trust in a payments product is a balance that does not tie out. Here is why money movement belongs in a double-entry ledger, and what a correct one looks like.
Ledgers · Processing · Architecture
Connecting to a gateway looks like a weekend API job and turns into a multi-quarter project. Here is the work that actually sits between 'hello world' and money moving reliably in production.
Integrations · Gateways · Processors
Build, buy, or partner? For processors and ISOs, the right answer depends on differentiation, speed, and true cost. Here is a framework for deciding.
Strategy · Processors · ISOs
Adding payments to your software does not have to drag your whole stack into PCI scope. Here are the techniques and architecture choices that keep card data out of your systems.
PCI · ISVs · Architecture
A hosted payment page completes your offering, keeps card data out of your systems, and gives merchants a fast way to get paid. Here is what one needs and how to build it well.
Hosted payment pages · PCI · Product
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