Travel technology
Tokenization for travel payments
In travel, a card rarely stays where it was taken. It comes from travellers, partners and files, and goes on to suppliers, payment providers and staff. We take it in, keep it and send it on. Your systems hold tokens, which is what PCI compliance for a travel business comes down to.
How cards move in travel
Cards in
From travellers on your booking site or by a link sent by email or SMS. From partners' systems, by API or in files. Ready-made profiles for the major OTAs, channel managers and GDSs.
Cards stored
In our PCI DSS Level 1 vault. One token holds the whole card, so you can charge, share or pass it on later without asking again.
Cards out
To any of 120+ payment providers, in each merchant's own account. To hotels', suppliers' and partners' systems in their own format. To staff who need to see a card, by one-time link. As new virtual cards, to pay suppliers.
Who we work with
Find your part of travel
Each of these takes in cards it does not want to hold and passes them on to someone else. If that sounds like your business, the same approach applies.
OTAs and booking engines
Take the traveller's card on your site, then pass it to the hotel, the supplier or your own payment provider without holding it.
PMS and hotel tech
Take cards from every channel and let each property charge through its own payment provider.
Channel managers and distribution
Pass cards from OTAs and GDSs to properties, each in the format it expects.
Bedbanks and wholesalers
Take cards from the OTAs and agents that book your rooms, and pass them on to hotels and suppliers in each one's own format.
Tour operators and activity platforms
Take deposits and balances from travellers and pay suppliers, without card numbers in your systems.
Travel agencies and call centres
Send a secure link by email or SMS for bookings taken by phone, so agents never see a card number.
Corporate travel and travel management
Keep company and traveller cards on file and pass them to airlines, hotels and car rental when you book.
Airline, rail and ground transport tech
Take cards from passengers and partners and send them on to the provider or supplier that charges them.
Whichever part of travel yours is, or if it is not listed, tell us how your cards move. A solutions engineer replies within one business day.
Built for travel card flows
Ready-made partner connections
Ready-made profiles cover the major OTAs, channel managers and GDSs, so cards arrive tokenized.
Card by link
For bookings taken by phone or by an agent: the traveller enters the card in a secure form.
Charge through any provider
Each merchant charges through its own account, with one API across 120+ providers.
Show a card to a supplier
Hotel, tour and rental staff view the card by one-time link, protected by a one-time password.
Virtual cards
Issue virtual cards through your providers to pay suppliers, stored and sent on automatically.
3D Secure and PSD2
Payments authenticated with 3D Secure, in line with PSD2 Strong Customer Authentication.
Tell us where your cards come from and where they need to go
A solutions engineer reviews your card flows with you and shows you what the integration looks like.