Most teams add a second PSP to improve performance and cut costs, then add some basic logic: PSP A for the EU, PSP B for the US. This looks like routing. But without visibility into what's actually driving each decline, acceptance remains flat, costs remain higher than they need to be, and the real causes remain buried in blended averages.

To close that gap, join Shane Curran, CEO of Evervault, for practical guidance on multi-PSP routing. Shane has spent the last 10 years helping hundreds of teams take control of their card data—building modular infrastructure that enables performant multi-PSP routing.

This session is for product and engineering teams who want to improve acceptance rates, reduce costs, and take control of their payment routing.

What you'll learn:

• Why adding PSPs does not lift acceptance on its own, and what does

• Where variance comes from, and why acquiring is the biggest lever for cost and acceptance

• How a PSP's performance shifts as you scale, and the thresholds that trigger payout holds and reserves

• How segmenting by issuer, BIN, and geography replaces broad rules with per-segment routing

The difference between resilience and performance comes down to how you route, not how many PSPs you add.

Register now to build a working understanding of multi-PSP routing and the changes that will improve your metrics.