Use case summary
With one connection to Corefy, you can access 800+ payment methods from 600+ providers: cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, open banking, local APMs, and crypto. Methods are detected automatically per connected provider, grouped in your payment scheme, and surfaced through one checkout, so widening your method mix is a settings change, not a new build.
- Payment Manager
When your checkout still defaults to cards
Payment methods multiply faster than integration capacity. Cards were one project; then wallets arrived with their own certification flows. Each category brings different APIs, flows, and edge cases, and each one lands in the same engineering queue.
The result is a method mix shaped by integration cost rather than customer preference. Digital wallets alone carried 56% of global e-commerce value in 2025, with account-to-account payments dominating entire markets — yet for many merchants, offering those methods is still two quarters away on the integration roadmap.; Every method you don't offer is a checkout where some customers look for their preferred option, don't find it, and leave.
And the methods you do add each become their own maintenance line: separate tokens, separate webhook contracts, separate places where a provider-side change can quietly break the flow.
How to run every method category through one layer
With Corefy, payment methods are enabled rather than built. Whether it's a card, wallet, APM, or crypto method only affects which setup steps you follow; the underlying architecture stays the same.
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Connect the providers that carry your methods
Acquirers for cards, APM operators, and crypto providers each connect the same way — you enter your merchant account credentials, following the step-by-step setup guide that comes with every connector and lists exactly which credentials that provider requires. One provider often carries dozens of methods at once.
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Let the platform map the methods
Once you connect a provider account, Corefy reads its capabilities and automatically lists every payment method that account supports in every supported currency. Each detected method then appears in your payment scheme, ready to be enabled for checkout and assigned routing rules.
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Set up wallets once, properly
Apple Pay and Google Pay have dedicated setup flows covering the developer-account configuration each wallet demands. Done once, they run through the same checkout and routing as everything else, including QR-based Apple Pay for non-Apple devices.
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Enable methods in your payment scheme
Choose which methods are live and how they route. Turn on auto-adding, and newly available methods from your connected providers activate as they appear; leave it off, and you approve each one manually.
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Control what each customer sees
Checkout method conditions determine which methods appear based on geography, currency, or device, so a customer sees a short, relevant list.
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Add crypto without becoming a crypto company
Crypto connectors work like any other provider: customers pay in digital assets, and settlement follows the provider's model — many settle you in fiat, so acceptance doesn't force custody or volatility onto your books.
What you get
Adding a method stops being an engineering project, so your mix can grow as fast as customer habits change.
New method categories without new projects
Adding open banking or a wallet stops being a roadmap negotiation and becomes provider selection plus configuration.
Higher conversion from method fit
Customers pay the way they already pay elsewhere. Method availability is one of the few conversion levers you control completely.
Support multiple payment methods through a unified integration
Corefy lets you offer multiple payment methods and choose how to integrate them — through checkout, hosted fields, or API.
A method list you don't have to maintain manually
Corefy's Auto-adding methods option, enabled at the payment scheme level, adds new methods as providers roll them out — once the corresponding routes are set up and activated on the provider side.
One integration, 5 method categories
Software publisher Grand Cru Concepts came to Corefy with one active provider integration and every new payment method requiring custom development per provider. After switching to Corefy, one platform integration replaced per-provider builds: every new method now follows the same short pattern — connect the provider account credentials, configure routing, go live. A year in, their mix includes payment cards, ACH, Google Pay, Interac e-Transfer, and crypto for both pay-in and payout, plus recurring billing, with a 79% approval rate across the stack and no client-side integration work for any addition.