Connect your PSP.
Both directions.
Payment Bridge solves two core PSP connectivity problems — getting transactions from iGaming platforms that haven't integrated you yet (DevCode (PIQ), Corefy, Praxis, PayNetEasy, SoftGamings, FinteqHub, and more), and sending transactions to acquirers without building a direct integration for each one.
Not integrated into a platform yet? The platform sends transactions to Paystaq, which proxies them to your PSP — giving you iGaming merchants without a native connector.
No direct acquirer integrations? Integrate Paystaq's single API, add your acquirer credentials in the dashboard, and Paystaq routes transactions to the right provider.
One product. Two problems solved.
Most PSPs face one or both of these connectivity gaps. Payment Bridge handles either scenario through the same dashboard and configuration model.
You're not yet integrated into the platform
iGaming platforms like DevCode (PIQ), Corefy, Praxis, PayNetEasy, SoftGamings, FinteqHub, and others maintain their own PSP integration lists. If you're not on that list, merchants on those platforms can't route transactions to you — no matter how competitive your processing is.
Payment Bridge acts as a ready-made connector between your PSP and the platform. The platform sends transactions to Paystaq in its native format. Paystaq translates the request and proxies it to your PSP endpoint. Your PSP processes and responds, and Paystaq delivers the result back to the platform. You configure your PSP as a provider in the Paystaq routing dashboard — no custom integration required on either side.
You have merchants but no acquirer integrations
Building direct integrations with acquirers is expensive and slow — each one has a different API, certification process, and ongoing maintenance overhead. Most PSPs start with one acquirer and get stuck there, with no routing flexibility or failover capability.
Integrate Paystaq's single REST API once. In the PSP manager dashboard, your team adds acquirer credentials and configures routing rules — by BIN, currency, geography, or custom logic. When your PSP sends a transaction to Paystaq, the Bridge applies those rules, routes to the correct acquirer, and returns the result. Add new acquirers any time from the dashboard without touching your integration.
Everything that comes with the Bridge — in both cases
Every transaction through Payment Bridge benefits from Paystaq's full three-level optimisation stack.
A single API endpoint. Works for both cases.
For Case 2, your PSP sends transactions to Paystaq's endpoint. The response includes the routing decision, Sentinel ML risk score, and UPQS enrichment details — all in one call.
For Case 1, Paystaq handles inbound format translation from each platform and delivers normalised webhooks to your PSP endpoint. You receive a consistent format regardless of which platform sent the original transaction.
POST /v1/bridge/transaction Authorization: Bearer sk_live_•••••••••• { "external_id": "order_29182", "amount": 5000, "currency": "EUR", "method": "card", "card": { "number": "4111111111111111", "exp_month": 12, "exp_year": 2027, "cvc": "123" }, "customer": { "id": "cust_88821", "first_name": "John", "last_name": "Doe", "email": "user@example.com", "country": "DE" } }
Designed for PSPs in demanding verticals
Payment Bridge is purpose-built for the connectivity challenges of iGaming and fintech PSPs.
iGaming PSPs often face both problems at once — platforms they're not integrated into, and acquirers they can't afford to build direct connections with. Payment Bridge handles both sides, letting iGaming PSPs grow their merchant base and processing capacity without doubling their engineering backlog.
Fintech companies building payment infrastructure need a reliable, scalable connectivity layer without the overhead of managing individual acquirer relationships. Payment Bridge gives them multi-acquirer access through a single integration point, with routing logic, failover, and reporting handled entirely by Paystaq.
Which problem are you solving?
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll walk through your specific connectivity gap — whether it's platform reach, acquirer access, or both — and map out the fastest path to going live.