APIs that follow your product
Webhooks and calls match the way your platform already works, so payments are a feature, not a side integration project.
Platforms
Payments should feel like part of your product.
Tenants do not want a second vendor. They want checkout, webhooks, and a statement inside the platform they already pay you for. When that layer wobbles, every client feels it. VaultPay is that layer.
Their numbers, not a shared pile
Each client gets exports and controls of their own. Your finance team still sees the platform as one book.
A merchant, without a queue of vendors
Activation stays inside one model. You are not waiting on another processor before a tenant can take a payment.
Funds your clients can plan on
Settled money arrives sooner, with the report. That is easier to explain in a commercial conversation than “the file is coming.”
Decline data per tenant
See which route failed for which client, then change it. Acceptance is something the platform can improve, not a black box.
A desk for your team
Platform staff get a person at any hour. After launch, that same team stays on the account instead of handing you to a queue.
Your product
How do tenants get paid today?
API gaps, slow funds, or a support load your team should not be carrying. We reply within one business day.