Grow without adding fragility.
The operation needed to support an international fanbase, multiple currencies and a payment experience available when customers were ready to buy.
How we supported an international sports club as it evolved its payments to serve a global fanbase.
Explore the featured case ↘The starting point was a single payment service provider. The evolution called for greater resilience, more room to optimise acceptance and relevant payment methods in the markets where fans are.
The operation needed to support an international fanbase, multiple currencies and a payment experience available when customers were ready to buy.
We designed the transition from a single PSP to multi-PSP orchestration, adding automatic failover and local payment methods. Delivery was shaped to protect service continuity.
The new architecture expanded currency coverage, built redundancy across providers and supported improvements in churn and declined-payment indicators.
Metrics shown in the case proposal. Client anonymised.
Automatic failover helps respond when a primary provider has an incident.
Payment methods reflect the preferences of each market.
The operation supports more than 100 currencies within a connected architecture.
We map providers, dependencies, costs and friction in the existing experience.
We define a practical path for business, technology, risk and operations.
We work alongside the client team through migration and until operations are stable.