Use case summary
Corefy's Analytics show exactly how your volume splits across payment methods and providers, which your customers prefer, and how each performs on conversion. You see your real mix, promote what works, question what doesn't, and decide where to invest based on the data instead of instinct.
- Payment Manager
What your payment mix data can show you
Most payment teams know their mix in broad strokes. They can name the methods that matter and the providers they lean on, usually shaped by what was important when each was added. The exact split, though, is harder to produce: what share each method and provider actually carries today, and how each one performs on conversion.
That missing detail affects real decisions. A method might carry far less volume than its fees and upkeep would suggest. A provider treated as a mainstay might convert worse than a cheaper option. A method customers reach for might sit low in the checkout while a less-used one sits on top. These only become clear with the numbers, so choices about what to promote, what to renegotiate, and what to add for a new market are often made on impression. In payments, small changes in the mix move real money, so it helps to base those choices on data.
How to see your real payment mix
Once your transactions flow through Corefy, analytics resolves your volume into the methods and providers behind it, so the mix becomes something you can see and act on.
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See volume split by method and provider
Analytics breaks processed volume down across payment methods and providers, so you know precisely what share each carries rather than estimating.
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Learn what your customers actually prefer
Corefy shows which payment methods customers choose, so you can order and promote methods around real preference instead of assumption, and spot demand you are not yet meeting.
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Set routing and cascades
Define primary routes, fallbacks, and retries so soft declines recover automatically.
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Tune risk and retries
Apply rules for fraud, 3-D Secure, and smart retries based on issuer and geography.
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Operate from one console
Monitor approvals, failures, and provider health in one place your ops team already owns.
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Iterate without rewrites
Change providers, methods, and rules as the market moves — keep the same connection.
What you get
Your payment mix becomes a set of facts you can act on.
A precise picture of where volume flows
You see the real split across methods and providers, so nothing important hides inside a rough average.
Method decisions backed by evidence
Promoting, renegotiating, or dropping a method rests on its actual share and performance.
Customer preference you can design around
Knowing which methods customers choose lets you order checkout and plan additions around real demand.
Better use of every method you support
Seeing which methods and providers earn their place helps you focus attention and spend where the volume and conversion actually are.
A regional fix that lifted successful transactions
Monitoring a forex client's traffic, Corefy's team saw acceptance rates falling in the African region and used the analytics to find why. Breaking the numbers down surfaced two issues: a checkout that loaded too slowly and caused drop-off, and a weak provider fit for the region's payments. Addressing both- choosing a more relevant provider and simplifying the page- lifted the overall share of successful transactions from 14.1% to 33.4%, and to 88.2% once abandoned carts were excluded. The fix started with reading the mix rather than guessing at it.