Payments Orchestration Blog

See what a Merchant Initiated Transaction (MIT) is, how it’s different from other transactions, and why it’s important for recurring billing.

Pix didn’t compete with cards in Brazil. It replaced the starting point. This piece explores how a national payments rail became the default layer of commerce and why winning in a Pix-first market requires infrastructure that can move at the speed of expectation.

Uncover hidden gateway fees and optimize payment costs with orchestration

LATAM doesn’t wait for perfect roadmaps. It rewards payments teams that ship, adapt, and learn in real time. Here’s why speed beats custom builds when the rails keep moving.

An updated look at the current state of payments in the Central and South America regions, via a Global Payments panel at PAYMENTSfn 2019.

A practical look at how Pix, domestic cards, installments, and local routing shape approval rates and revenue in Brazil, and how to design a payments stack that scales without disrupting customers or operations.

Latin America isn’t a single market or a future bet anymore. It’s a portfolio of growth opportunities already shaping how global brands expand, compete, and win at checkout.

Dynamically updated network tokens help merchants realize higher authorization rates and simplify fraud management. Payment methods are updated in real-time, ensuring credentials are always up-to-date.

Your dashboard isn’t lying, but it’s not telling the whole story either. This guide shows how to turn payment analytics from a weekly report into a map that reveals where revenue is leaking, why approvals change, and what to do next.