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How Reevit compares.

Against integrating each provider yourself, and against orchestrators that hold your money — feature by feature.

18 dimensions/03 approaches/00 lock-in
FeatureReevitDirect integrationOther orchestrators
Core
Unified API
Smart routing & failover
BYOK — bring your own keysSome
Funds flow direct to merchantSome
Coverage
African payment providers8 providers1 per integrationVaries widely
Mobile money supportVariesVaries
International payments
Operations
Unified webhooks
Subscription billingVaries
Manual / partial captureVariesVaries
Saved payment methodsVariesVaries
Scheduled paymentsVariesVaries
3DS / SCA next actionVariesVaries
Real-time analytics
Developer
Integration time< 1 hourDays per providerHours
SDK supportVaries
Security
AES-256-GCM encryptionYour responsibilityVaries
No vendor lock-inVaries
01Why Reevit

What the table can't show.

Built for African markets first — and built so you can leave, which is exactly why you won't need to.

01

BYOK means no lock-in

You own your PSP relationships. Leave anytime and take your credentials with you — funds flow directly to your accounts, never ours.

02

Africa-native

Built for African markets first. Deep integration with Paystack, Hubtel, Flutterwave, M-Pesa, Monnify, PawaPay, and Stripe.

03

Zero float risk

We never hold your money. Every transaction settles directly with your connected PSPs — no waiting for fund releases.

04

One developer surface

One SDK, one API, one webhook format. Swap providers, add failover, or expand to new countries without touching your codebase.

How we compare to other orchestrators

Orchestration is a real category with strong products in it. Here is where each of them is genuinely ahead of us, and where we think we are the better fit. Every claim links to their own documentation.

  • MoneyHash
    Where they are stronger
    Far broader connector coverage — 300+ pay-in integrations across 100+ markets — plus PCI DSS Level 1 tokenization and PSP-agnostic vaulting.
    Where we differ
    We go deeper on Ghanaian rails rather than wider. If you need breadth across many markets today, they have it and we do not.
  • Stitch
    Where they are stronger
    Dozens of prebuilt PSP integrations across 19 African markets, with ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1 certifications already in hand.
    Where we differ
    Closest comparison on the continent. They are further along on certifications; we bring your own provider accounts and settle directly into them.
  • Primer
    Where they are stronger
    Very mature authorization-lifecycle tooling: adaptive 3DS, network tokens, a centralized vault, and deep observability.
    Where we differ
    Built for global card-first commerce. Mobile money is our first-class rail, not an add-on.
  • Gr4vy
    Where they are stronger
    Dedicated cloud instances, PCI DSS Level 1, provider-agnostic vault, account updater, and a 99.99% availability commitment.
    Where we differ
    They are the stronger choice today if enterprise certifications and a contractual SLA are hard requirements.
  • Yuno
    Where they are stronger
    1,000+ integrations, network tokenization, reconciliation and payouts at global scale.
    Where we differ
    Scale and breadth are theirs. Ours is depth on the specific rails and failure patterns Ghanaian businesses hit.

Which should you choose?

  • Pick a global orchestrator if you need hundreds of connectors across many markets, or if PCI DSS Level 1 and SOC 2 are procurement blockers you cannot move on.
  • Integrate a PSP directly if you use one provider, have no reliability problem, and do not expect to add a second.
  • Pick Reevit if you already run two or more providers on Ghanaian rails, want to keep your own provider accounts and direct settlement, and care most about recovering the payments those providers drop.

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.