Paybyrd vs Von Payments Marketplace Payments

Paybyrd provides a payment platform for online checkout, in-person POS, and payment links. It supports more than 20 payment methods, 192+ currencies, and 40+ countries. Checkout can be hosted or white-label, and POS terminals are listed from €11/mo. Paybyrd says its multi-acquirer routing directs transactions to an acquirer likely to approve them. Integrations include WooCommerce, Magento, Shopify, PrestaShop, SAP, Oracle, and Host PMS. Developers can use a REST API, SDKs, pre-built plugins, webhooks, and a free sandbox. Paybyrd states that it is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and includes 3-D Secure 2.x in remote card flows. Its security page says ISO/IEC 27001 certification is in progress and the SOC 2 Type II report is in preparation. The Essential plan has no monthly fee and charges per online card transaction, with a rate that drops to 0.99% at €80K monthly volume. Pricing fees are in EUR excluding applicable taxes. Paybyrd presents solutions for airlines, retail, hospitality, restaurants, marketplaces, and transport businesses.

Von Payments Marketplace Payments is a web and API payment platform for software businesses that run marketplaces, SaaS products, CRMs, headless commerce, and other listed verticals. It combines card acquiring, secure vaulting, recurring billing, and a multi-acquirer network through one integration. Marketplace operators can use marketplace-of-record or connected-account models, split a captured transaction between platform commission and seller payout, and schedule settlement for next day, weekly, or on demand. Seller onboarding uses VERA for AI-driven KYB and KYC, application data capture, and routing to an acquiring partner. Marketplace controls include per-seller 1099-K reporting, signed settlement webhooks, configurable platform, seller, or hybrid chargeback liability, dispute representment, and Ethoca and Verifi alerts. Checkout choices include hosted checkout, embedded fields, and payment links. Node and Python SDKs, sample Express, Flask, and Next.js integrations, and a Payment Intents API support development. Pricing is on request, described as interchange-plus.