What integration options are available?

Technology partners can integrate through PXP's REST API, native Kotlin SDK, local HTTP REST calls, or webhook-based event flows. The integration path depends on your platform architecture and whether you're building for in-store, online, or both.

Do my merchants need separate contracts with the different acquirers?

No. PXP manages acquiring relationships. Your merchants sign with PXP, and smart routing handles which acquirer processes their transactions based on performance, geography, and card type. Merchants don't need to manage acquirer relationships directly.

How long does integration typically take?

It varies depending on complexity and which products you're integrating. PXP's technical team supports the process from scoping through testing and certification. Sandbox access is available immediately.

What are the hardware options for in-store integration?

PXP uses Castles Android-based Saturn terminals. They're acquirer-agnostic, meaning the hardware doesn't need to change if routing changes. Contract terms run from 12 to 48 months, and asset finance options are available.

How is commission structured?

Revenue share is calculated on the transaction volume your merchants process. It's tracked automatically through Launchpad and paid for the lifetime of each customer relationship. PXP does not re-paper merchants or end commission after a set period.

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Orchestration

Connect everything. Control everything.

PXP Orchestration ties your payments together. Route transactions intelligently across multiple acquirers, tokenise card data centrally, and apply screening and authentication rules, all through a single connection.

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Complexity is unavoidable. Managing it shouldn't be.

Modern businesses rely on multiple providers to operate at scale. Multiple acquirers by region, different payment methods to meet local preferences, and separate tools for fraud, tokenisation, and reporting. This complexity is a necessity for any business processing payments across markets and channels. PXP absorbs that complexity into a single orchestration layer so your teams can focus on growth instead of integration management.

Accept, process, and pay out with one connection

Gateway

The PXP Gateway is the connection point for all your payments needs. Transactions flow through configurable screening, real-time intelligent routing, authentication, and authorisation. One integration gives you access to every acquirer, payment method, and market on the platform.

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Acquiring

PXP is a principal member of the world's major card networks, giving merchants a direct, reliable connection to the schemes that move money globally. Acquiring and gateway sit within the same platform, so settlement, reporting, and dispute data flow through one place rather than across providers.

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Cross-border payments

Send international payments through local domestic banking networks, support multiple payout methods, and maintain clear visibility into payment status from initiation to delivery. PXP cross-border payments simplify international transfers by avoiding traditional correspondent banking paths, reducing delays and removing unnecessary complexity.

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