Gr4vy, a cloud-based payment orchestration platform, has announced its collaboration with Mastercard to optimize and streamline payment capabilities for global merchants and platforms. The partnership enables merchant customers to integrate Mastercard Merchant Cloud to access advanced payment solutions, including network tokenization, Click to Pay, and Gateway services, directly through Gr4vy’s platform.
Gr4vy’s no-code platform reduces the technical complexity of integrating payment services. Once connected, merchants can activate Mastercard’s payment solutions on demand, without additional development work, reducing time to market and allowing them to adapt quickly to changing customer expectations.
“Working with Mastercard marks a significant milestone in our mission to simplify and enhance digital payments for merchants worldwide,” said John Lunn, founder and CEO of Gr4vy. “By integrating Mastercard’s solutions like network tokenization and Click to Pay, we’re helping businesses reduce fraud risk and create a faster, more reliable checkout experience. Together, we’re shaping the future of digital commerce.”
For example, an enterprise retailer using Gr4vy can enable Mastercard’s network tokenization to replace static card credentials with secure, dynamic tokens, following initial setup and provisioning. At the same time, Click to Pay removes the need for customers to manually enter card details, resulting in a faster and more user-friendly checkout flow.
Johan Lindstrom, senior vice president of global partnerships, said,
“Mastercard’s technologies are helping to remove common barriers that merchants experience when expanding and growing their businesses. Through our collaboration, Gr4vy’s merchant can now implement our card-on-file tokens and Click to Pay solution, enhancing security, accelerating time to market, and transforming the check-out experience for consumers. This agility helps businesses stay ahead in an increasingly competitive digital commerce landscape.”
Gr4vy was one of only six startups selected to join Mastercard’s inaugural Start Path Acceptance program in 2024, aimed at supporting fintech innovators focused on expanding the acceptance ecosystem around the world.
