Making Payment Integrations Easy with Orchestra by PCI Booking
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Making Payment Integrations Easy with Orchestra by PCI Booking

Eyal Nevo, CEO, PCI Booking

In an ever-increasing online world, merchants who do not offer the option of multiple payment options could be leaving many transactions on the table and churn customers permanently. Therefore, software vendors that offer solutions to these merchants find themselves in front of a never ending demand list of new features and requirements, all outside the main scope of their product offering and in areas of least experience. 

Orchestra stands apart as a payment orchestrator built by and for developers to facilitate all the payment integrations software vendors require to support their customers - from credit cards to debit cards, virtual cards to network tokens, digital wallets to bank payments, and everything in between, Orchestra has the integration available in one simple, single API. 

A Unified JS Library for All Payments 

One of the main differences between Orchestra and other payment orchestrators is our Payments Library. A simple JS library that can be referenced and used in any development environment and provides easy access with minimal code requirements to all payment services which can then be customized to fit different use cases and scenarios. 

Rather than integrating multiple payment services (PSP, digital wallets, card schemes, bank payment services, etc), software vendors and merchants can embed our JS Payments Library and have a unified, single interface for all payment services. This approach simplifies the integration process, allows the developers to focus their time and effort on their core product and allows the sales team of the software to promote it with more customers in more locations.

  ​Orchestra provides software developers a full scale solution to address all the payment needs and complexities to support their end customers. With our JavaScript Payments Library, developers can easily offer card payments, digital wallet payments and bank payments, all through one single embedded JS in their website. This comprehensive approach to payments enables software developers to quickly and easily integrate different payment methods and means and provide a customized payment flow to their customers.    

With Orchestra, software vendors can use one integration to support multiple different use cases, payment flows and underline payment providers. 

Here’s how Orchestra benefits your software solution: 

1. Focus on Core Products 

By offloading payment processing to a payment orchestration platform such as Orchestra, software vendors can focus more on developing and improving their core

product or service. They don't have to spend as much time and resources managing payment integrations and can instead concentrate on delivering value to their customers. 

2. Reduced Complexity

Integrating with multiple payment methods and providers can be complex and time-consuming. Orchestra’s payment orchestration simplifies this process by providing a single integration point for accessing a variety of payment options. This reduces development effort and eliminates the need to maintain multiple integrations. 

3. Scalability

As software vendors acquire new customers and expand into new markets, they may need to support different payment methods, currencies, regulations, etc. Orchestra's system is designed to scale with growing businesses - both in volume and requirements, making it easy to add new payment methods and adapt to changing requirements without significant overhead. 

4. Global Reach

Orchestra supports international payments, allowing software vendors to accept payments from customers around the world. This enables them to expand their customer base and reach new markets without having to navigate the complexities of cross-border payments themselves. 

5. Risk Management

Orchestra also offers features for fraud detection and prevention, as well as compliance with regulatory requirements (such as PCI compliance). This helps software vendors mitigate risks associated with accepting online payments and protect themselves and their customers from fraud. 

6. Improved Revenue

By offering a seamless payment experience and supporting a variety of payment methods, software vendors can increase conversion rates and reduce cart abandonment for their merchants. This ultimately leads to higher revenue and better customer satisfaction. 

7. Improved Expenses

With the flexibility of built-in connection to many different payment services via Orchestra, software vendors can offer their merchants better standing in price negotiations with providers as they would have the ability to easily switch from one provider to another without concern of additional development work. 

Orchestra is making the payment integrations process simple and easy. With a single JS Payments Library that supports all payment services, and with built-in connection to all payment providers needed - payment processors for credit and debit card charges, digital wallet for wallet payments, virtual cards, network and gateway tokens for secure payment processing between partners and bank payments across multiple geographies, software vendors can support their merchants’ payment needs with one integration.

Forget about multiple, complex payment integrations and constant requirements from customers, improve your product, support more customer needs’, expand globally easily all because payment integrations are made easy with Orchestra.

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