About Swirepay
Swirepay is a modern payment infrastructure platform designed to simplify how businesses accept and manage payments across multiple channels. With its easy-to-integrate APIs and no-code solutions, Swirepay empowers companies of all sizes to streamline their payment processes, whether through online checkouts, recurring billing, or subscription management. By connecting directly with popular payment gateways and banking systems, the platform reduces complexity, speeds up go-to-market timelines, and helps businesses scale effortlessly without worrying about payment fragmentation.
Beyond transaction processing, Swirepay provides powerful tools for invoicing, compliance, and reconciliation, giving finance and operations teams better visibility and control. Its secure, developer-friendly architecture ensures reliability and flexibility, while features like smart routing and automation drive efficiency. Whether for startups, SaaS providers, or large enterprises, Swirepay delivers a seamless payment experience that helps businesses focus less on backend infrastructure and more on growth and customer engagement.
Payment Collection & Processing
Swirepay enables businesses to accept payments both in-store (via POS with QR codes) and online. It supports a wide variety of payment methods—including cards, wallets, ACH, UPI, wire transfers, and instant options like Zelle, RTP, and FedNow—through a unified platform. Businesses can leverage tools like payment pages, links, buttons, and invoice capabilities to streamline digital payment acceptance.
Accounts Payable & Vendor Payouts
Swirepay simplifies outgoing payments by allowing businesses to pay vendors, suppliers, or employees digitally—using cards, digital checks, or account transfers. Its platform includes smart workflows that automate procure-to-pay processes, expense categorization, and zero-fee bank transfers for outgoing payments.
AI-Powered Reconciliation & Automation
A standout feature is Swirepay’s reconciliation engine—leveraging AI and deep learning to automate the matching of transactions (e.g., invoices, bank entries), enabling intelligent categorization, OCR processing of physical documents (like checks and POs), anomaly detection, and real-time financial insights.