We ran this infrastructure before we sold it.
TransactX exists because we couldn't find a settlement platform that matched the precision we needed in production. So we built it ourselves — and then opened it to teams with the same problem.
You own your transaction logic.
API-first thinking means your engineers integrate once and control everything downstream. We don't abstract away the complexity — we give you the primitives to handle it on your terms.
Millisecond settlement isn't a marketing claim. It's a constraint we designed around from day one, because the teams we built this for get paged when it's not.
We publish every routing decision, every fee structure, and every settlement rule. No black-box middleware. No per-request surprises. If you need to audit what happened to a transaction, you can.
50 million transactions a month. Same team.
The engineers who designed the settlement core still own the on-call rotation. When something breaks at 2 a.m., it's the same people who built it who fix it — not a support tier removed from the codebase.
Two-week integrations are typical — including time spent auditing whatever your previous setup was doing wrong. No specialist hire required on your end.