PPRO confirms new ‘no-code’ orchestration layer

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  • PPRO, which offers infrastructure for international money transfer companies, has said that it will be bringing to market a new service for deploying and scaling payments.
  • The new service is likely to allow clients to bring new products to market quickly, according to press reports.
  • “With our new service orchestration layer, PPRO has greatly expanded its value proposition to deliver everything customers need to optimise and scale their payment services,” said a senior figure at the company.

PPRO, a provider of digital payments infrastructure, has confirmed that it will be bringing to market a new no-code ‘service orchestration layer’.

The new service from the firm, which offers infrastructure for international money transfer companies, is for deploying and scaling payments.

The service is likely to allow clients to bring new products to market quickly and will allow a reduction of what is known as ‘single-provider dependence’.

It is also thought that the new layer will give access to a series of extra services, one of which will allow clients to offer an ‘acquiring platform as a service’.

Based in the cloud and intended for use there, the platform is designed to permit the fast launch of end-to-end acquiring services.

“With our new service orchestration layer, PPRO has greatly expanded its value proposition to deliver everything customers need to optimise and scale their payment services,” explained Simon Black, CEO of the firm.

“PPRO’s orchestration-powered digital payments infrastructure allows customers and partners to free up valuable time and resources and offers them products from multiple third-party providers through one connection – from digital payment methods and acquiring risk management services to reconciliations, compliance and more,” he said.

“Ultimately, what this means for our customers is they can laser focus on accelerating their core technology roadmaps and global expansion plans, while we take away a lot of the heavy lifting,” he said.

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