How Routing Works
Atlas intelligently routes payments to the best PSP based on your configuration. When a payment fails, Atlas automatically retries with alternative PSPs.Features
Routing Profiles
Create routing profiles to customize PSP selection for different scenarios:Force Specific PSP
Bypass routing and use a specific PSP:Failover Behavior
When a payment is declined, Atlas analyzes the failure code to determine if a retry is appropriate.Retryable (Soft Decline)
These failures trigger automatic retry with backup PSPs:- Insufficient funds (temporary)
- PSP timeout or network error
- Issuer unavailable
- Generic decline (no specific reason)
Non-Retryable (Hard Decline)
These failures do NOT trigger retry:- Invalid card number
- Expired card
- Lost or stolen card
- Fraud block by issuer
Note: Atlas attempts up to 3 PSPs per transaction by default. The final result reflects the last attempt’s status.
Supported PSPs
Atlas integrates with leading payment processors:
Contact support to enable additional PSPs for your account.
Routing Rules
Configure rules in the dashboard based on:- Card brand - Visa, Mastercard, Amex, etc.
- Card type - Credit, debit, prepaid
- BIN range - Specific issuing banks
- Currency - Route EUR to European PSPs
- Amount - High-value transactions to specific PSPs
- Geography - Customer or merchant country
- Time - Peak hours routing
Cascade Configuration
Define retry behavior:Monitoring
Track routing performance in the dashboard:- Approval rates by PSP
- Failover success rates
- Latency by PSP
- Cost analysis