Telr has partnered with payment orchestration platform MoneyHash to make its regional payment infrastructure available through the MoneyHash network.

The collaboration allows merchants to use Telr’s acquiring and local payment capabilities as part of a multi-provider strategy without building separate direct integrations.

MoneyHash operates a platform that connects businesses to regional and global payment providers through a single integration.

By adding Telr to this network, merchants can incorporate its regulated acquiring and payment capabilities into their existing infrastructure.

The companies said this approach makes it easier to introduce new payment capabilities and adapt payment operations as market requirements change.

Businesses can use MoneyHash to determine how transactions move between providers based on their payment strategy.

“The next generation of payment infrastructure will give businesses the freedom to build around the providers that best serve their customers and markets,”

said Nader Abdelrazik, CEO and Co-founder of MoneyHash.

“Bringing Telr into the MoneyHash ecosystem adds strong regional acquiring and payment capabilities to the broader infrastructure businesses can orchestrate through our platform,”

he added.

For Telr, the partnership creates an additional distribution channel to reach merchants using payment orchestration.

Telr provides regulated acquiring, proprietary payment technology, and access to local and international payment methods across key Middle Eastern markets.

Through the partnership, merchants can incorporate Telr into a broader multi-provider payment setup and use MoneyHash’s orchestration capabilities to manage how transactions move between providers.

“The next stage of payments in our region will be defined not only by the strength of individual platforms, but by how effectively those platforms connect,”

said Khalil Alami, Founder and CEO of Telr.

Featured image credit: Edited by Fintech News UAE, based on image by Telr