Use case summary
Corefy exposes a single RESTful API that sits in front of 600+ provider integrations. Your team integrates once, using standard REST with JSON payloads and predictable resource URLs, and gains access to every connected provider's payments and payouts. Adding a provider afterward is a configuration step in the dashboard, so it needs no new code from you.
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What one provider integration really commits you to
Integrating a payment provider directly is never a single piece of work. Each provider has its own API design, authentication, and quirks in how it represents payments, statuses, and errors, and its own callbacks to handle. A team that integrates three providers has effectively built and now maintains three separate payment integrations, each with its own edge cases and its own reasons to break.
The maintenance is the part that compounds. Providers change their APIs, deprecate endpoints, and add fields, and every one of those changes lands on your team with a deadline set by the provider. Every new provider you want, for a new market or as a backup, starts the whole cycle again: read the docs, build the integration, test it, ship it, then keep it working. Payment integration becomes a standing commitment on the engineering roadmap, and the more providers your business needs, the more of your team's time goes to plumbing that does not differentiate your product.
How one API replaces every provider integration
Corefy gives your application one REST API to integrate with and handles the provider-specific work behind it.
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Integrate once, using standard REST
The Corefy API is organized around REST, with resource-oriented URLs, form-encoded requests, JSON responses, and standard HTTP verbs and status codes, so your team works with familiar conventions and standard off-the-shelf tooling
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Reach every provider through that one connection
Behind the API sit 600+ ready-made provider integrations. Once you are integrated with Corefy, connecting a provider is a matter of adding your merchant account credentials in the dashboard, and its payments and payouts become available through the same API you already built against.
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Work with one consistent data model
Payments, statuses, and errors come back in Corefy's unified structure across every provider, so your integration handles one representation of a payment, and each provider's quirks are resolved before they reach your code.
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Handle events with callbacks
Corefy notifies your application through callbacks when something happens, such as a payment status change or a recurring charge, so your system reacts to one consistent set of events across all providers.
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Cover payments and payouts in the same integration
The same API handles accepting payments and sending single or mass payouts across connected providers, in supported currencies, so pay-in and pay-out share one integration surface.
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Build and test safely
A test mode, controlled by the API key you use for authentication, lets your team develop and validate flows without affecting live data or touching banking networks, so integration work carries no risk to production.
No API integration yet? Bridge into it instead
If building against the API isn't the right move for your team right now, Payment bridge connects your existing gateway to the same 600+ providers, live in as little as a day, with no migration required.
What you get
Payment integration becomes one piece of work with a stable surface.
One integration to build and own
Your team writes payment code against a single REST API, so the effort of connecting providers stops multiplying with each one you add.
New providers without new code
Adding a provider for a new market or as a backup is a dashboard configuration step, so it lands as a business decision and not an engineering project.
A stable contract as providers change
When a provider updates its API, Corefy's integration absorbs it, and the API your application depends on stays the same.
Engineering time back for your product
The hours that would go to building and maintaining provider integrations stay available for the work that actually differentiates you.
A single integration that gave one PSP access to 600+ providers
A PSP built its business on Corefy and gave its own merchants access to 600+ payment providers through a single API connection. The PSP integrated once, and that one integration became the surface through which its merchants reached the whole provider catalog, with the branded back office and accounting tooling running on the same platform. The engineering effort went into one connection, and the provider breadth came from Corefy behind it.