Unlimit and Gr4vy Partners collaborate on payments
Gr4vy and Unlimit partner to streamline global checkout experiences and local payment method integration for enterprise retailers.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra — Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
This partnership simplifies how you accept payments and financing options across different global markets. Gr4vy, a payment orchestration platform, is integrating Unlimit’s massive portfolio of over 1,000 local payment methods directly into its system. For retailers, this means you can offer customers their preferred way to pay—including local bank transfers and alternative financing—without having to build custom technical integrations for every new region. The collaboration focuses on removing the friction of international expansion. Instead of managing multiple separate contracts and technical stacks for different payment providers, operators can use this single connection to flip on new payment types. This is particularly useful if you are seeing traffic from international customers but losing them at the checkout page because you don't offer their local credit schemes or digital wallets. By using an orchestration layer like Gr4vy, your business gains more control over transaction routing, which can lead to higher approval rates and lower processing fees. It effectively future-proofs your checkout process by making it modular and adaptable to new fintech trends.
Source: Finextra — Lending
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