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Platform · Ecosystem layer

Payments

Freedom to negotiate the rate without redoing the integration.

EPOC self-service kiosk and pinpad on the counter of an operation
The challenge

The chain wants negotiating power with the acquirer — and it has the volume for that. But in practice, switching acquirers means switching integrations, and the cost of that stalls the negotiation. Add to that the reconciliation between what the card terminal captured and what the sale recorded, almost always done by hand.

What this costs

Locked into the integration, the chain accepts the rate it has instead of the one it could negotiate — and at high volume, tenths of a percentage point on the rate add up to real money over a year. Manual reconciliation, in turn, hides discrepancies: no one audits every capture against every sale.

The acquirers are already certified, and the FrogPay sub-acquirer is too — so switching is a choice, not a re-integration. Capture stays tied to the sale, which makes reconciliation automatic and auditable. The chain negotiates its rate through the strength of its volume, without technology being the reason to stay put.

8 certified acquirers Cielo, Rede, Fiserv, Caixa, Sicredi, Stone, PagSeguro, Getnet
1 certified sub-acquirer FrogPay

Layer 03

Ecosystem and data

It's the ecosystem layer at the point of payment: the POS captures, the certified acquirer processes, and the sale reconciles — and the record feeds into the Data Lake like any other operational data.

What this delivers

Certified acquirers

The chain chooses among certified acquirers by rate, without an integration project every time it switches.

FrogPay sub-acquirer

A sub-acquiring route for those who prefer that arrangement, also certified.

Reconciliation tied to the sale

Each capture is matched to the sale that generated it, which makes any difference visible and auditable.

Integrated TEF and pinpad

Capture via Sitef or Direct Pin within the POS flow, not on a separate card machine keyed in all over again.

Pay at the table

The check is closed right at the table, which speeds up turnover in the dining room and at peak.

Recorded in the Data Lake

Payment data enters the single repository just like the rest of the operation, for later analysis.

Conversation with
  • Certified acquirers
  • Pay at the table
  • BI

Frequently asked questions

Does switching acquirers require a new integration project?

No, when the acquirer is already certified: switching becomes a commercial choice. The list of certified partners is on the integrations and certifications page.

How does reconciliation work?

Every payment capture is tied to the sale that generated it. Reconciliation stops being a manual cross-check of reports and becomes verifiable transaction by transaction.

What's the difference between an acquirer and the FrogPay sub-acquirer?

The acquirer processes the transaction directly; the sub-acquirer acts as an intermediary. EPOC certifies both paths — the chain chooses whichever arrangement makes the most sense for its volume and its negotiation.

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