Use case summary
Corefy replaces one-off PSP integrations with a single connection to 600+ payment providers, methods, and payout rails. Once you're onboarded, adding a new provider means enabling it in the dashboard instead of scoping a new integration.
- Payment Manager
- Developers & CTO
Why your provider list is capped by engineering time
Every new market or payment method tends to start the same way: a new provider, a new API to learn, a new webhook contract, a new reconciliation format to reverse-engineer. Engineering treats each one as its own project, competing for sprint time against work that ships revenue faster.
By the time an integration goes live, the market window has often narrowed, and the team inherits a bespoke connection to test, monitor, and maintain indefinitely. Multiply that by every PSP, alternative payment method, and payout provider the business has added over the years, and payments becomes a pile of point-to-point connections: approval logic in one system, reconciliation in another, reporting stitched together from formats that were never built to match.
For a CTO, this shows up as a growing maintenance surface: more codebases, more credentials, more places compliance scope can creep in. For a Payment Manager, it shows up as a roadmap where ‘add this payment method’ turns into a multi-quarter engineering ask.
How to put your whole stack behind one connection
Corefy acts as the integration layer between your system and every payment provider. Once your system is connected, adding new providers and payment methods becomes a configuration task rather than a development one.
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Open the dashboard and start a new connection
Go to New Connection to open the providers directory. 600+ providers ready to connect carry a ‘Ready’ flag. If the one you need isn't listed, request it: Corefy’s Integration team will review its API, assess the required scope, and provide an implementation estimate.
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Enter your MID credentials and save
Select the provider and enter the account credentials from your existing merchant account (MID). Each connector has its own required fields; the accompanying connection guide lists exactly what that provider needs. Want to test first? Connect the Test Connector in two clicks and work in Test Mode, which runs fully separate from live data.
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Let Corefy map the provider
The moment you connect, Corefy automatically checks every available payment method, payment route, and payout route in the supported currencies for that MID. You don't declare what the provider supports, the platform reads it for you.
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Drop it into your routing schemes.
Add the provider to your payment and payout schemes. When you create a scheme, you just name it, and every connected method links in automatically. Then you choose which to enable and how to route, cascade, and prioritize. New providers slot into the same routing logic you already run.
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Make the connected methods available through Checkout
Your connected providers and methods surface through a single Checkout, hosted fields, or the API — whichever you already integrated.
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Repeat without repeating yourself
Connect additional MIDs across the same provider or different providers, currencies, and markets. Each new account is managed through the same Corefy layer, so expanding your payment stack doesn’t mean building another direct integration.
What you get
One integration, and the whole catalog opens up: 600+ payment providers and 800+ payment methods reachable from a single connection.
New providers go live in dashboard clicks, not sprint cycles.
Enter credentials, save, route — no per-provider front-end work or code release to add a method.
Coverage becomes a decision you control.
Need a local method for a new market or a backup acquirer for a fragile corridor? Add it yourself, the day you decide.
Missing providers aren't a dead end.
If a required provider is not yet available, Corefy’s Integration team will analyze its API, confirm the scope, and build the integration for you.
Provider-specific maintenance outside your codebase.
Keeping integrations healthy often costs more over time than building them. With Corefy, provider API changes, deprecations, and certificate rotations are handled at the connector level, so your team never touches integration upkeep again.
From half a year per provider to 600+ at once
A leading forex trading platform came to Corefy after outgrowing direct PSP integrations. In their previous setup, connecting a single new provider had taken as long as six months. Connecting through Corefy gave them simultaneous access to 600+ ready-made provider integrations, with new ones added as the library grows, turning a six-month bottleneck into instant coverage.