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Multi-Method Payments
Offer travellers the option to split their payment across multiple cards for high-intent, high-value bookings to boost purchasing power and reducing declines from insufficient funds.
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For payment service providers and booking engines to deliver incremental revenue.
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Offer travellers the option to split their payment across multiple cards for high-intent, high-value bookings to boost purchasing power and reducing declines from insufficient funds.
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Instead of losing a high-intent booking, Hands In provides split tender as a recovery mechanism, allowing travellers to complete their purchase by splitting the payment across multiple cards and/or payment methods.
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Offer travellers (and lead bookers) the option to split and allocate costs for family trips, corporate travel, or group tours under one transaction.
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Effortlessly send the payment link directly to the lead booker and automatically invite every traveller added to the group, taking the admin out of managing individual payments.
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Yes. Merchants can connect multiple gateways and keep their existing routing logic, which is useful where different currencies or regions are processed through different providers.
Each split produces multiple underlying transactions mapped to a single Hands In payment record. Both the merchant dashboard and the API expose the parent payment alongside every child transaction and its gateway reference, so reconciliation stays one-to-one against your PSP reporting.
No. Hands In orchestrates authorisation and capture through your PSP; funds move and settle through your existing acquiring relationships, and the merchant of record is unchanged.
We recommend that merchants create a Hands In account and connect you as their PSP. This allows them to keep their existing payment setup and routing rules unchanged.
Hands In can connect to acquirers, payment gateways, and orchestration platforms/APMs.
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