Global payouts through one integration, routed by your rules

Connect once to payout providers and methods worldwide. Your rules pick the route, retry failed payouts and stop anything outside your limits before the money leaves.

Over 1 billion successful transactions processed

Global payouts through one integration, routed by your rules

Why teams run payouts on Corefy

Corefy is the global payout platform above your providers: it routes, retries, checks and reports across all of them.

Integrate once, add new providers

Banks, card rails, e-wallets and crypto providers arrive as ready-made connectors without another integration project.

Let the rule retry failed payouts

When a provider declines, your rule sends the payout to the next one on the list. Nobody re-keys it, and every attempt stays logged.

Gate every payout before it leaves

Rules, turnover limits and approval apply before a provider sees the payout. A wrong one waits for review until someone fixes it.

Follow every payout to the statement

Search any payout, follow its status timeline and pull statements across all providers — no more logging into each one separately.

Proof, not promises

Merchants and payment businesses send their payouts through Corefy. This is the platform behind them.

Corefy’s flexibility and centralized approach stand out the most in terms of payouts. Being able to manage different payout providers through one platform helps streamline operations and provides greater control over the payout process.

Karla Gomez

Head of Payments at Grand Cru Concepts

520+

high-volume merchants run on Corefy

1B+

successful transactions processed

PCI DSS

Level 1 compliant

99.9%

system uptime

SME News UK Finance Awards 2025

Most Innovative Payment Orchestration Platform

Trusted by merchants and payment businesses

Payout providers and methods worldwide, already connected

One global payout solution above every provider. Switch on a connector for cross-border payouts or a local rail, and your rules start using it. No new integration on your side.

650+

Connectors available in the ecosystem

900+

payment & payout methods

Any

fiat & crypto currency

Daily

New connectors added

Send payouts by API, from the dashboard or in bulk

Whichever way a payout starts, the same rules route it, retry it and check it, and the same dashboard shows where it stands.

The Create manual payout form in the Corefy dashboard

Manual

  • Create a payout request in the dashboard: a few fields, no code.
  • Pay out to a saved card or token, or with no customer record at all.
  • Try it in test mode first — no real money moves until you switch to live.
Your system sends a payout to Corefy payout routing

Automated

  • Your system creates the payout request with one API call.
  • The rule picks the route and the provider; if one declines, it moves to the next.
  • Fits withdrawals, winnings, seller, partner and affiliate payouts.
A payroll CSV file dropped into the Create batch payout form

Batch

  • Upload an XLS or CSV file and send a whole list of payouts in one go.
  • File formats, per-row routing and reports live on their own page.
Find out more about Batch payouts
Card payouts (OCT)Card-to-card (P2P)Bank account withdrawalsCryptocurrency withdrawalsAccount funding (AFT)Withdrawal SchedulerReal-Time SettlementsRolling Reserve

A declined payout goes to the next route

Today a declined payout means a ticket, a manual re-send and an apology to the recipient.
With Corefy, the rule sends it to the next provider and remembers which one already failed.

A payout request passes routing conditions — amount, currency, country, merchant, card network, payout history, metadata — and goes to Klarna after Stripe declines it.
  • Rule-based payout routing

    The rule picks the route by amount, currency, country, card and your own metadata, even by calendar day.

  • Routing by payout history

    How many payouts a card or customer has had today, this week or this month can steer the route — or stop it.

  • Cascading & automatic retries

    A provider declines, and the rule sends the payout to the next one on the list until it goes through.

  • Routing by failure history

    A provider that has just declined this payout is not tried again for it. The rule skips it and moves on.

  • Hard declines recognized

    When a provider says the payout can’t be retried, the rule stops there. No wasted attempts, and you see why.

  • Drag-and-drop rule builder

    Build and change payout rules in a visual editor — your payment team, not your developers.

Payout controls before the money leaves: rule, limit, approval

A wrong payout doesn't bounce back. So the checks sit before the provider: rules at creation, limits on the account, a second pair of eyes on the amount.

  • Rules before the provider

    Firewall checks each payout as it's created, on each attempt and at routing — anything that breaks a rule is blocked before a provider sees it.

  • Limits on what goes out

    Cap payout turnover per provider account by day or month — separately for Visa and Mastercard — and hold anything the balance can't cover.

  • Approval before execution

    Two-step approval: one person creates the payout, another approves it — the money waits until then.

Now run your own payout flow through it

Rule, retry, control — you've seen the mechanics.
Bring your providers and your failure cases, and walk them through with a payment expert.

See every payout and close the period in one place

Every payout shows its full history in one place, whichever provider sent it. The period closes against provider statements.

The timeline of a 250 EUR payout: a declined commit, then a paid transaction

See every payout

  • Payout timeline & search

    Find any payout by ID, reference or customer and follow every status change — from the request you sent to the provider's final answer.

  • Callbacks & activity log

    See exactly what the provider answered and what your system was sent — and who on your team did what, when.

  • Real-time metrics & alerts

    Watch payout statuses and volumes per provider as they happen — and get alerted when a provider starts failing.

Explore Analytics
A provider statement for 16 Sep with every row matched and the period closed

Close the period

  • Exports at any level

    Export payouts as CSV, from your request to the provider’s transaction, with the columns you choose.

  • Statements with provider references

    Payout statements carry the provider's own references — RRN and approval code — so finance matches every line without asking ops.

  • Automated reconciliation

    Match payouts against provider statements automatically and feed your own systems through webhooks.

Explore Reconciliations

Integrate through one open payout API

REST API, SDKs, webhooks and public docs — your engineers can read
the payout endpoints before anyone books a call.

Terminal
create_payout({
  service: 'payout_card',
  amount: 250.00,
  currency: 'EUR',
  reference_id: 'payout_123',
  description: 'Partner payout',
  customer: { reference_id: 'cust_84121' },
  fields: { payment_account_token: 'tok_9f3a…' },
});
  • REST API & SDKs

    A clean REST API for payouts, with SDKs for the platforms you use.

  • Signed webhooks

    Your system hears about every status change as it happens — signed with a secret key you control.

  • Open documentation

    Every payout endpoint is public — no NDA to read the docs.

Run a payment business?Offer payouts to your merchants — your brand, your fees

Your merchants pay out from a platform with your name on it. You set the fees, initiate payouts on their behalf and see the whole portfolio in one place.

Ready to get started with Corefy?

Your payment infrastructure, fully under control.
Connect providers, configure flows, and manage routing from one platform.

Security and compliance for every payout

PCI DSS Level 1, tokenized payment data, IP allowlists, signed webhooks and role-scoped API keys protect your payout flow. Every payout and every team action is logged in the audit trail.

Learn more about Security and Compliance
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