Connectors
Connectors
Connectors are the integrations that actually move money — payment processors like your acquirer or gateway, plus specialized processors for fraud, tax, 3DS, and more. Connecting at least one payment processor is what turns your account from empty into functional.
Remember: connectors are attached at the Business Profile level. Make sure you're on the right profile and mode before you begin — see Getting Started.
This section covers:
Connect a payment processor
Configure payment methods (PMTs)
Other processor types
Connect a payment processor
The Connectors → Payment Processors screen lists everything you've connected and lets you add more.
Adding a processor
Go to Connectors → Payment Processors → + Connect.
Pick your processor from the list of supported connectors.
Enter credentials — API keys, secrets, and any processor-specific fields.
Select the payment methods you want to enable through this processor (cards, wallets, bank transfers, etc.).
Save. The connector becomes active and is now eligible to process payments for this profile.
Tips
Test first. Connect in Test mode, run a payment, confirm success, then repeat with live credentials.
Multiple connectors for the same profile are normal — that's what enables Routing (see the Workflow section) to choose the best one per transaction.
Credentials live per profile. The same processor connected under two profiles is two separate connector records.
🔐 Credentials are stored securely. Anyone with access to the profile can use a connector, but editing keys should be restricted via Roles — see the Settings section.
Other processor types
Beyond payment processors, the Connectors section supports specialized processors. You only need the ones relevant to your setup.
Payment Processor
Core acquiring/gateway that charges the customer
Payout Processor
Sends money out to recipients (powers the Payouts screen)
Fraud & Risk
Screens transactions for fraud before/after authorization
3DS / Authentication
Handles 3D Secure authentication for cards
PM Auth Processor
Payment-method authentication (e.g. bank account verification)
Tax Processor
Calculates tax on transactions
Billing Processor
Handles subscription / recurring billing
Surcharge Processor
Applies surcharges to transactions
Vault Processor
Securely stores and tokenizes payment credentials
Each is connected the same way as a payment processor: pick it, enter credentials, save. Several of these pair with a Workflow feature — for example, the 3DS processor is driven by the 3DS Decision Manager, and the Surcharge processor by Surcharge rules.
Where to go next
Workflow → route across your connected processors and add 3DS, surcharge, and fraud rules.
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