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The story

Keep your rules where they win

Keep your rules where they win. Inside your walls, with the customer, the history and the MID that worked last time, nothing beats them, and nothing here asks to switch them off.

But the bigger half of every transaction is decided outside, by the gateway, the processor, the acquirer and above all the issuer, whose behavior drifts every week. No internal dataset can learn what it never sees.

Inside your walls

Your rules

  • The customer and their history
  • The MID that worked last time
  • The mapped BINs and re-ops

your data · your territory

Outside

The verdict

  • The gateway and the processor
  • The acquirer
  • Above all, the issuer, drifting weekly

what Arrangely was trained on

That outside half is exactly what Arrangely was trained on. It predicts how the outside world will answer before you send a transaction, and when the probabilities look bad, it brings back a possible path where they look better, if there is any.

Your data covers one half. Arrangely covers the other. Together they cover the whole payment, and either alone covers half.