Silverflow, a cloud-native payment processing company, and Hypergate, a payment gateway provider, have collaborated on an integrated payment infrastructure aimed at acquirers, payment providers, and modern financial institutions.
The joint solution aims to accelerate onboarding, reduce operational complexity, modernise payment infrastructure, and is designed to support high-volume business operations across the full payment lifecycle.
The collaboration combines Silverflow’s cloud-native processing platform — which the firm explains features a direct, single API connection to card networks — with Hypergate’s advanced gateway technology.
Further, through automated two-way synchronisation of merchant configurations, organisations will be able to quickly configure merchant identification numbers (MIDs) and terminals, set processing limits, manage webhook notifications, and onboard merchants with increased speed.
The combined payment solution also addresses and supports increasingly complex regulatory and security requirements, the firms say, as Hypergate provides PCI DSS Level 1 compliance under its licence alongside Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)-ready documentation.
Commenting on the integration, Robert Kraal, co-founder of Silverflow, says: “The payments industry has reached a point where organisations can no longer afford to be slowed down by fragmented infrastructure and complex integrations.”
Kraal continues: “Instead of stitching together multiple technologies, customers benefit from an integrated cloud-native ecosystem that reduces complexity while giving them the flexibility and performance modern payments demand.”
The joint solution is available immediately, and the firms report several financial institutions and e-money providers, including Guru Pay, Fairway, Finsei, and Exepay, are already onboard.
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