Store and Web POS
Physical and online card acceptance with the same contract, reporting model, and support context.

Payment Hub combines payment acceptance, digital onboarding, routing, reporting, fraud controls, bill payment, money transfer, and reconciliation in one white-label infrastructure layer.

Start with one channel or launch a full stack. The operating model stays consistent across every payment surface.
Physical and online card acceptance with the same contract, reporting model, and support context.

Turn Android phones into POS terminals and manage merchant activation from the same layer.

Add QR flows for mobile-first checkout, field collection, and low-friction merchant payment acceptance.

Use BKM-aligned account access and payment initiation without building bank integrations one by one.

Route bill payment, collection, and receipt flows through a governed back-office model.

Connect transfer use cases to the same reconciliation, monitoring, and permission model.

Start with one channel or launch a full stack. The operating model stays consistent across every payment surface.
Physical and online card acceptance with the same contract, reporting model, and support context.

Turn Android phones into POS terminals and manage merchant activation from the same layer.

Add QR flows for mobile-first checkout, field collection, and low-friction merchant payment acceptance.

Use BKM-aligned account access and payment initiation without building bank integrations one by one.

Route bill payment, collection, and receipt flows through a governed back-office model.

Connect transfer use cases to the same reconciliation, monitoring, and permission model.

The value is not only the payment form. It is the shared operating layer around onboarding, risk, routing, settlement, reporting, and support.

Use Payment Hub when the roadmap includes more than one payment surface and the organization needs one operating model.
The first sprint should settle ownership, channel priority, acquirer setup, reporting needs, and pilot scope.
Define which payment surfaces go live first and which stay in roadmap scope.
Assign onboarding, risk, support, finance, and settlement responsibilities.
Wire APIs, acquirers, open banking, and back-office exports.
Confirm PCI scope, permissions, logs, and operating controls before pilot.
Launch one cohort, then add channels without restarting the foundation.
Each isolated integration creates its own support, reconciliation, and compliance burden. A hub keeps the operating layer visible.
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub
Point integrations
Payment Hub is designed for banks, PSPs, e-money institutions, and fintechs that need speed without losing operating control.
Launch new payment channels without rebuilding the contract, console, and evidence model.
Expose PCI, permission, and audit material early enough for procurement review.
Give merchants and customers the right payment method without making support harder.
Centralize fraud, exception, and operator decisions across channels.
Use shared data for support, finance, product, and commercial analysis.
Extend to new segments and regions while preserving the same operating discipline.
Short answers for teams replacing fragmented payment operations with one control layer.
A Firisbe payments engineer will map payment surfaces, acquirer relationships, integration boundary, reporting needs, and first pilot scope.