Connect bank transfer rails, QR payment networks, local payment methods and supported payout routes through one integration layer.
KereX helps PSPs, wallets, remittance platforms and neobanks launch new payment corridors through reusable APIs and regulated service partners.
Built for payment platforms, wallets, remittance products and digital banks.
Fintech teams often integrate every bank, wallet, QR network and payout provider separately.
Each new market introduces different APIs, transaction statuses, settlement models, compliance requirements and reconciliation formats.
KereX provides a shared connectivity layer between your product and supported banks, PSPs and local payment networks.
Reuse a common technical structure across supported payment routes.
Understand onboarding, payment flow, limits and partner requirements before committing engineering resources.
Standardise transaction references, statuses, callbacks and reconciliation data across connected providers.
Add supported bank transfers, QR payments, local payment methods and payout routes without building a separate integration for every provider.
- Extend payment coverage
- Standardise provider connections
- Support multiple client use cases
Connect familiar local payment methods to your existing customer experience while keeping your application, brand and customer relationship.
- Bank and wallet connectivity
- QR payment acceptance
- Cross-border route expansion
Connect supported bank, wallet, mobile transfer and QR payout routes through approved local service partners.
- Route-specific payouts
- Normalised transaction status
- Partner-supported settlement flows
Product and route availability depends on the client, jurisdiction, transaction flow, partner approval and applicable regulatory requirements.
Share the sender, beneficiary, markets, currencies, payment methods, expected volumes and settlement requirements.
KereX maps potential providers, onboarding requirements, commercial terms, technical dependencies and compliance responsibilities.
Connect to the relevant API environment, configure callbacks and references, and validate the end-to-end transaction flow.
Production access is enabled only after KereX and the relevant service partners complete onboarding, testing and written route approval.
Once the initial integration is operating, additional supported routes may be added using the same underlying connectivity model.
KereX provides the technical connectivity, API orchestration, transaction status management and reconciliation layer.
The relevant bank, payment institution, PSP or other authorised provider delivers the regulated financial service for each approved route.
KereX may also perform its own business, technical, information-security and risk review before enabling platform access.
View Regulatory StatusNo payment route is available solely because it appears on the website. Availability is confirmed during onboarding for the specific client, market and transaction flow.
Depending on the service model, the relevant partner may be responsible for:
client or end-customer onboarding;
KYC and KYB;
sanctions screening;
transaction monitoring;
safeguarding and settlement;
payment execution; and
regulatory complaints relating to its service.
