Your platform.
Three ways to work with Apex.
Choose a fully managed service, an ISV partnership or standalone Agent services to fit the way you serve your merchants.
A managed service for your payment business.
Let Apex run the agreed orchestration service while you focus on merchants and your product.
A service around your platform.
Apex manages the scoped service; your merchant relationships stay yours.
- Your platform serves its merchants.
- The agreed service modules come together.
- Apex manages the scoped service; your merchant relationships stay yours.
A payment layer, managed.
The selected method stays visible; this is an illustrative choice.
- Payment choices are available.
- Apex applies the agreed routing and operating policy.
- The selected method stays visible; this is an illustrative choice.
An outcome you can see.
Your team can review the outcome and performance.
- The processing result is received.
- The result is added to the payment record.
- Your team can review the outcome and performance.
Apex delivers. Apex delivers managed orchestration and the agreed operating service.
Your team retains. You retain merchant relationships and the responsibilities assigned to your business model.
Build your merchant proposition. Define what we operate.
For PSPs and platforms that want to serve merchants while reducing orchestration infrastructure work.
PSP connectivity
connect processors needed for your merchant offering.
Policy operation
run routing and conditional retry policies for your payment flows.
Unified outcomes
inspect processing paths, payment states and returned results in one view.
Getting started, together.
- Describe the merchants you serve and your processing relationships.
- Agree the managed scope and operating policies.
- Validate payment scenarios and begin the agreed service.
A situation
you may recognize.
A PSP introduces a new merchant segment and uses Apex for agreed orchestration operations while continuing to own its merchant-facing product.
You bring: Merchant groups, processors, policies and requests.
The service returns: observable processing paths, returned results and operational feedback.
Clear responsibilities.
Apex operates the agreed orchestration service. Your team retains merchant relationships, product positioning, risk decisions and the operating responsibilities assigned to you.
A few practical questions.
Does Apex take over merchant relationships or all risk responsibility?
No transfer is assumed; the roles are explicitly agreed.
Tell us about your operation and the service you want to explore.
Your software, with Apex inside.
Bring agreed Apex capabilities into your software and workflows, with integration support shaped around your product.
Apex, inside your experience.
Your product uses the capability within your merchant experience.
- Your existing software presents a workflow.
- An agreed Apex capability moves into place.
- Your product uses the capability within your merchant experience.
A service around your platform.
Apex manages the scoped service; your merchant relationships stay yours.
- Your platform serves its merchants.
- The agreed service modules come together.
- Apex manages the scoped service; your merchant relationships stay yours.
Keep the controls that matter.
A prepared policy remains subject to your execution controls.
- Your operation defines its controls.
- The agreed decision is considered against those controls.
- A prepared policy remains subject to your execution controls.
Apex delivers. Apex delivers the agreed technology capabilities and integration support.
Your team retains. Your team retains the product experience, merchant relationship and agreed operating responsibilities.
Bring capabilities into the software your customers already use.
For ISVs and platforms adding payment capabilities to existing software while retaining their own experience. Fit for MoR and PayFac businesses depends on their responsibilities.
Integration planning
map the points in your existing workflow.
Capability integration
connect agreed Apex interfaces or components.
Integration support
validate how results appear in your product.
Getting started, together.
- Show your software and user journey.
- Define the capability, inputs, outputs and roles together.
- Integrate and validate the embedded experience.
A situation
you may recognize.
A payment step in your business software uses an agreed Apex capability; users see the result without leaving the product workflow.
You bring: A user action in your software and agreed payment context.
The service returns: a capability result presented within your existing workflow.
Clear responsibilities.
Apex provides the agreed technology capability and integration support. Your team retains product experience, merchant relationships and agreed operating responsibilities.
A few practical questions.
Does ISV partnership mean white label or resale?
Not automatically. Branding, components, distribution and supported scope must be agreed.
Tell us about your operation and the service you want to explore.
Intelligence you can use independently.
Use an agreed Agent service within your existing payment stack. Start with analysis and recommendations; your team controls what happens next.
Start with the right question.
A question worth investigating is highlighted, not a proven cause.
- Agreed payment context is brought together.
- A pattern is examined in context.
- A question worth investigating is highlighted, not a proven cause.
A diagnosis, in context.
An explanation is prepared for your team to review.
- Your PSP provides the agreed inputs.
- The Agent examines the selected context.
- An explanation is prepared for your team to review.
Turn insight into a next step.
Your team reviews the recommendation and controls any action.
- The analysis is ready.
- A recommendation is prepared with supporting context.
- Your team reviews the recommendation and controls any action.
Apex delivers. Apex delivers the contracted Agent service and its scoped outputs.
Your team retains. Your team retains payment execution, the processing stack and control over actions.
Start with a question. Get evidence your team can work with.
For PSPs and platforms keeping their processing stack while exploring payment diagnosis, anomaly explanation or optimization recommendations.
Performance diagnosis
identify changes worth investigating.
Anomaly explanation
organize possible causes and supporting evidence.
Optimization reports
propose actions to validate and review.
These are candidate offers; launch scope and availability require confirmation.
Getting started, together.
- Choose the business question.
- Agree permitted data, invocation, outputs and permissions.
- Evaluate results on agreed cases before confirming delivery.
A situation
you may recognize.
A PSP team investigates a change in payment performance, supplies agreed context and reviews an explained diagnosis before choosing what to investigate or validate.
You bring: De-identified performance summaries, an anomaly window and processor dimensions.
The service returns: hypotheses, supporting explanations, actions to validate and a review point.
Clear responsibilities.
Apex delivers the scoped analysis and explanation. In this illustration, your team reviews outputs and controls actions within its processing stack.
A few practical questions.
Do we need managed orchestration?
The direction is a standalone service, with dependencies to validate.
Will it automatically change routes or initiate payments?
Not in this illustration; permissions and any execution capability require separate confirmation.
Tell us about your operation and the service you want to explore.
PSP, ISV, MoR and PayFac have different responsibilities. ISV scope, standalone Agent availability, permissions and commercial terms must be agreed; this proposal does not promise white labelling or autonomous payment execution.