Payment orchestration as the default strategy
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One thing that stood out to me from Money20/20 Europe was how much discussion there was around avoiding single-vendor lock-in. A few years ago, it felt like most merchants were happy to build around a single PSP. Now the conversation seems to be shifting toward flexibility, redundancy, and keeping options open. submitted by /u/Pitiful-Algae5494 [link] [comments]
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