PSP connectors integrate Formance Connectivity with traditional payment service providers — banks, card processors, alternative payment methods, money-movement networks. They surface accounts, balances, and payments from the upstream provider and, where the provider supports it, initiate outbound transfers and payouts on your behalf.
This is the broadest connector category in Connectivity. Most ship in the Community edition; a few specialised integrations require an Enterprise license.
Available PSP connectors#
Community edition — Adyen, Atlar, Bankingcircle, Column, Currencycloud, Increase, Mangopay, Modulr, Moneycorp, Qonto, Stripe, Wise.
Enterprise edition — Banking Bridge, Routable.
Capability coverage varies per connector — some are read-only (accounts + balances + payments), others support write flows like transfer or payout initiation. The Capabilities page is the per-connector inventory; check it before picking an integration to make sure the provider exposes what you need.
What's different about PSP connectors#
PSP connectors model the world of traditional payments — single-asset balance movements on a single account leg. The Connectivity Payment resource carries a scheme (SEPA, ACH, wire, card-network) where applicable, and optional initiation flows let your stack create payouts or transfers programmatically rather than only observing them.
For asset-class flows — multi-currency swaps, trading orders, stablecoin redemption — see Exchange Connectors instead. For aggregator-driven access to end-user bank accounts, see Open Banking.