We started this because a payment failed.
One integration in front of the provider accounts you already own. We route the charge; your money never touches us.
- 7
- Providers behind one API
- 3+
- African markets
- 7
- SDKs shipped
- GHS 0
- Of your money we hold
Born from a real problem.
A simple e-commerce build turned into a nightmare of unreliable webhooks and provider lock-in.
Reevit started while we were building an e-commerce app for a natural spices merchant. The project hit a wall when payment services repeatedly failed. Callbacks arrived inconsistently, and every provider outage meant lost sales with no fallback.
Worse, switching providers meant rewriting the payment code from scratch. The problem wasn't any single provider. It was the missing layer between them.
So we built what was missing. One API, your own credentials behind it, and a charge that moves to the next provider the moment one stops answering.
# the nightmare
POST /webhooks/provider_a
502 Bad Gateway
POST /webhooks/provider_b
408 Timeout
# the fix
POST /api/v1/payments
200 · rerouted to healthy provider
{ "status": "succeeded" }
Engineering resilience.
Four rules we hold every part of Reevit to.
Security first
Production credentials are vaulted with HSM-backed envelope encryption. Keys are AES-256-GCM at rest and only ever decrypted in memory, at the moment of the call.
Developer experience
One SDK, one format, one response structure. Provider-specific complexity is our problem, not yours. Switching rails should never mean rewriting your product.
Automatic failover
Cascading routes that prioritise healthy providers. When a default channel times out or goes down, the charge reroutes inside the same request.
Africa first
Mobile money, cards, and bank transfers behind one API, market by market.
Stop losing payments to provider downtime.
Free for your first 1,000 payments a month, and failed payments are never billed. Connect a provider and take your first payment before the coffee gets cold.