appdevs.finance
appdevs.finance

Integrations

Your providers, integrated into your platform.

AppDevs builds and maintains the technical integration. The regulated or specialist provider remains responsible for the service it supplies, and the contract stays between you and them.

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Payment connections integrated in production

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Provider categories covered on this page

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Platforms live on these rails today

Illuminated circuit schematic, a map of connected systems

One platform, many connections: every provider joins through a defined interface, mapped, monitored, and replaceable without touching the rest.

KYC and KYB

Identity verification, document checks, business verification, ongoing review.

  • Document and liveness capture built into onboarding flows
  • Webhook status sync, so approvals land without polling
  • Re-verification and periodic-review flows per policy

AML and sanctions

PEP and sanctions screening, transaction monitoring, case management handoff.

  • Screening calls at onboarding and on transaction events
  • Case handoff into the provider's tooling with a full audit trail
  • Threshold and rule configuration matched to your policy

Banking and BaaS

Sponsor banks, EMI partners, virtual IBAN and account providers.

  • Account issuance and virtual IBAN flows wired to your ledger
  • Balance and statement reconciliation on schedule
  • Payout initiation with retries and failure handling

Cards

Issuers, processors, BIN sponsors, tokenization and wallet provisioning.

  • Card lifecycle flows: issue, activate, freeze, replace
  • Tokenization and wallet-provisioning hooks
  • Authorization webhooks posting into the ledger in real time

Payments and payouts

Acquirers, local payment methods, payout providers, open banking, cross-border rails.

  • Acceptance flows across cards, wallets, and local methods
  • Settlement reconciliation into one ledger view
  • Refunds, disputes, and status webhooks handled end to end

SMS and OTP

Message delivery, one-time passcodes, transactional notification.

  • OTP delivery with fallback routing between providers
  • Transactional notifications tied to ledger events
  • Delivery reporting for support and audit

Cloud and monitoring

AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, monitoring, logging, backup, and security tooling.

  • Deployment into your own cloud account or data centre
  • Monitoring, logging, and alerting configured from day one
  • Backup schedules and recovery drills agreed in the SLA

How it lands

From provider choice to production, one accountable path.

Monitoring dashboard with live performance charts

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Select

You choose providers per category, or bring the relationships you already hold. AppDevs reviews fit against your markets, corridors, and licence position before anything is built.

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Design the interface

Each provider sits behind an internal interface, so provider specifics stay contained and the rest of the platform never learns their API. This is what makes a later swap an integration change, not a rebuild.

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Build in sandbox

The connection is built and exercised against the provider's sandbox: happy paths, error handling, retries, idempotency, and the webhook flows that keep state honest.

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Certify and cut over

Where the provider requires certification, AppDevs runs it. Production credentials, controlled go-live, and reconciliation checks close the step.

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Operate and evolve

Monitoring on webhook health and failure rates, version upgrades as provider APIs move, and new providers added behind the same interfaces as your markets grow.

Integration experience

Payment connections the team has already built.

Integrated in production across AppDevs products and customer implementations. If your provider is on this list, the connection is familiar ground; if it is not, this is the range it joins.

Regional rails & wallets

AppDevs integrates the technology. Licences, certifications, and jurisdiction-specific authority belong to your regulated partners. AppDevs does not provide banking, BaaS, card issuing, licensing advice, or compliance authority.

Provider names, marks, and icons identify the third-party services AppDevs has integrated against or can integrate against; you choose your providers. All trademarks belong to their respective owners; listing does not imply partnership or endorsement.

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