The fintech company Tarlan Payments has introduced the Tarlan xSolutions platform, which allows businesses to reduce payment costs and simplify their integration. The solution eliminates the need for complex technical connections and multiple arrangements with payment providers.

Small and medium-sized businesses face the high cost of online acquiring, the difficulty of integrating payment solutions, and the need to enter into agreements with different banks. Tarlan xSolutions solves this problem by providing a single connection to financial and payment services in the XaaS (Anything-as-a-Service) format. This allows companies to work with the payment infrastructure of banks through one platform, and for banks to improve the quality of service for customers when paying for goods and services.

The business commission is almost 2 times lower than that of traditional aggregators, which reduces the cost of making payments and makes their use more profitable. The platform is already integrated with Halyk Bank, Jusan, Kaspi, CenterCredit Bank, Forte Bank and Eurasian Bank, providing access to payment services through banking ecosystems.

"We offer a single connection to the banking infrastructure, which helps companies reduce costs and accelerate the launch of payment solutions. This is an important step in the development of Kazakhstan's payment ecosystem," comments Andrey Sedenko, CEO of Tarlan Payments.

Unlike classic aggregators that work within their own applications, the Tarlan xSolutions platform is embedded directly into the banking ecosystem where customers are already located. This approach allows companies to work both in the format of marketplaces and full-fledged applications within banking ecosystems. Among the first integrations are parking payments in Almaty and Astana, the Gourmet food delivery service and the event aggregator Let's Go.

About the company

Tarlan Payments is a Kazakhstani Fintech company providing comprehensive and integrated solutions for business development. More than 20 million transactions pass through the system every month.