Payment orchestration
Payment orchestration platform that connects processors, payment methods and fraud tools through one API, checkout and card vault. Built for mid-size and enterprise merchants that want routing, fallbacks and card tokens that are not tied to one processor.
Strengths
Watch out for
Best for
A high-volume brand selling across several processors and regions that has engineering resources and wants to own its card vault.
| Type | Payment orchestration |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | custom quote |
| Card rate | Not published |
| International | Not published |
| Monthly fee | Not published |
| Setup fee | Not published |
| Chargeback fee | Not published |
| High-risk businesses | Not published |
|---|---|
| Dropshipping | Not published |
| Reserves | Not published |
| Payout speed | Not published |
|---|---|
| Merchant countries | Not published |
| Currencies | Not published |
| Shopify | Not published |
|---|---|
| WooCommerce | Not published |
| Subscriptions | Yes |
| One-click upsells | Not published |
| Apple Pay | Yes |
| Multiple MIDs | Yes |
| Token portability | Yes |
No public price list. Under Primer's merchant terms, fees, any minimum commitment and the minimum term are set in an order form. Processing fees are paid separately to each connected processor.
Primer does not acquire; underwriting and reserves come from the processors you connect. Its terms let it suspend service where it sees fraud, credit or other material risk. Its site lists gaming and betting among its industry pages.
Settlement comes from each connected processor.
Integrated through Primer's API and Checkout SDKs for web, iOS and Android. No Shopify or WooCommerce plugin is listed in its docs.
Primer sources · checked 2026-10-21