Detailed Use Cases for Our Key Platform Features

An e-commerce site processes a transaction. If the primary payment gateway declines the card (e.g., due to temporary server issues or bank restrictions), our smart Route engineinstantly and automatically re-routes the transaction to a secondary or tertiary gateway, ensuring the sale is completed.

If your business operates in multiple regions, Route can be configured to prioritize the processor with the lowest transaction fees for payments originating from specific countries or using certain card types, thereby reducing your overall operational costs.

During high-traffic events (like a major flash sale), Route distributes transaction volume across multiple gateways to prevent any single one from being overwhelmed, maintaining lightning-fast checkout times and avoiding system failure.

For businesses operating globally, Route ensures that payments from specific countries are channeled only through gateways that comply with local regulatory standards(e.g., GDPR, PSD2), significantly reducing your legal risk.

A marketing agency completes a project. They use our Invoices feature to instantly generate a professional, branded invoice with a built-in payment link, which is automatically sent to the client's email, drastically accelerating payment time.

If your SaaS company uses recurring billing, our system automatically generates and sends invoices to subscribers every month and tracks which ones are overdue, eliminating manual follow-up.

When supplying complex shipments or services, our feature allows you to add detailed line-item breakdowns, taxes, and discounts to ensure your customer has a complete and clear record for easy accounting purposes.

When an invoice is sent, our system automatically marks it as "Sent." When the payment link is clicked, it becomes "Viewed," and once paid, it updates to "Paid." This provides you with a real-time dashboard view of outstanding receivables.

If you manage hundreds of remote software developers globally, you can upload a single spreadsheet. Our system processes hundreds of cross-border payments with one click, saving you days of manual bank transfers.

When running an affiliate program, our platform automatically calculates monthly commissions and uses the Freelancer Payments feature to disburse funds to all affiliates simultaneously, regardless of their location or preferred currency.

Whether you need to pay a consultant in Brazil who prefers a local bank transfer or a writer in the UK who prefers PayPal, our feature handles both methods through a single, unified interface.

Our feature tracks all payments made to specific contractors and helps you generate standardized payment summaries required for your local compliance (like US 1099s).

If your US retailer wants to sell products to Europe, our feature allows you to accept Euros and British Pounds directly and provides local payment options (like SEPA or iDEAL), significantly increasing your conversion in those markets.

When a customer in Japan visits your website priced in USD, our platform uses DCC to instantly display the price in Japanese Yen (JPY) at a favorable rate, providing price clarity and improving customer trust.

If you run a global online marketplace, this feature allows you to accept cards and local wallets from virtually any country and then automatically settle the funds into your primary business account.

Since international transactions carry higher risk, our feature integrates with sophisticated international fraud screening tools, blocking suspicious cross-border payments before they are processed.

A customer adds items to a cart. Flash Checkout loads the payment screen instantly (often under 1 second), minimizes fields, and can auto-fill saved data, significantly reducing the chances the customer will leave before paying.

Because a majority of customers shop on smartphones, our Flash Checkout is inherently optimized for mobile screens, using large, touch-friendly buttons and reducing scrolling, leading to a much higher conversion rate on mobile devices.

For first-time buyers, the checkout is designed to be completed in as few clicks as possible, often combining the shipping and payment steps onto a single, unified screen, making the purchase feel quick and effortless.

The feature securely tokenizes and saves a returning customer's card or wallet details, allowing them to complete a subsequent purchase with a single click or tap, providing a true “buy now” experience.