Tuna is an open-source software platform that provides standardized APIs for integrating multiple payment providers, enabling businesses to manage their payment processing more efficiently. This solution reduces the complexity and time required to handle various payment systems, allowing for streamlined operations and improved transaction management.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Businesses often struggle with the complexity of integrating and managing multiple payment providers, leading to inefficient payment processing and increased operational overhead. Handling various payment systems requires significant time and resources, hindering streamlined operations and optimal transaction management.
Solution
Tuna offers an online payment orchestration platform that simplifies payment processing by providing a single integration point for multiple payment providers and anti-fraud services. The platform allows businesses to easily switch between providers, conduct A/B testing to optimize payment flows, and reduce costs associated with fraud and chargebacks. Tuna's solution enables businesses to customize their payment flows without extensive programming, improving transaction approval rates and overall net revenue. The platform also supports payment splitting, making it suitable for marketplace environments.
Target Audience
Tuna's primary customers are e-commerce businesses and marketplaces looking to optimize their payment processing, reduce fraud costs, and improve transaction approval rates.
Features
- Single API for integrating multiple payment gateways and anti-fraud solutions
- Simplified interface for changing payment providers without code modifications
- A/B testing capabilities to compare payment processing results and optimize flows
- Automatic payment splitting and commission management for marketplaces
- Tokenization for secure handling of sensitive customer data
- PCI DSS Level 1 security certification
- Real-time monitoring and reporting on payment performance
- Customizable fraud rules and risk scoring