Payinference
Checkout

E-commerce

E-commerce checkout lives or dies on authorization. Payinference sits above your PSPs and decides, per payment, the route most likely to succeed at the best cost, and when to fail over, retry or add friction, so conversion isn't left to a static default.

The payment reality

A static default decides your conversion

Most checkouts send every payment to the same provider with the same settings, whatever its current health or cost. Declines look like customer failures when they're routing failures; soft declines are retried blindly or not at all; and risk friction is applied broadly because nothing decides where it's actually needed.

What you decide

Decisions that protect the checkout

Route each payment for approval
Every checkout payment is routed from cached provider health, expected cost and your routing policy, not a hardcoded default.
Fail over before the sale is lost
When a provider degrades, decisions shift to healthy routes. Degradation shows up as failover instructions, not as a decline spike at peak.
Retry what's worth retrying
A failed payment gets a fresh decision. Retry, failover or stop is chosen from your retry policy and current provider health, instead of a blind schedule.
Friction only where it's earned
Step-up is an instruction, not a blanket rule. It is applied when your risk thresholds say so and skipped when they don't.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from e-commerce teams evaluating Payinference.

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