Rapyd, a global fintech infrastructure provider, has rolled out platform updates designed to simplify operations for payment partners and accelerate developer workflows. The enhancements include consolidated merchant visibility, new API reporting infrastructure, and documentation optimized for artificial intelligence tools.
- Consolidated Merchant Views: Partners can now access settlements and transactions across all managed merchants from a single Partner Portal tab, eliminating the need to log into individual merchant accounts
- Partitioned Reports: New API infrastructure provides paginated, date-partitioned reconciliation, settlement, and commission reports, addressing payload size limitations in high-volume environments
- Dispute Webhook Enhancement: New merchant_ewallet parameter added to Dispute Created and Dispute Updated webhooks for precise dispute routing in multi-merchant setups
- AI-Optimized Documentation: Developer docs now include llms.txt files and structured Markdown formats designed for LLM consumption and reduced token usage
- Shva Integration: New documentation covers Rapyd’s connection to Israel’s primary card payments network, supporting Israeli payment flows
The consolidated merchant view addresses a key operational pain point for payment facilitators managing multiple sub-merchants. The new Viewing Merchant Settlements page delivers read-only access to settlement data across all managed merchants in a single location, while the Viewing Merchant Transactions feature provides a unified transaction ledger.
On the developer side, Rapyd introduced Partitioned Reports to the API Reference, enabling structured retrieval of large reconciliation and settlement datasets without hitting payload constraints. The addition of the merchant_ewallet parameter to dispute webhooks gives partners and payment facilitators greater precision in routing dispute events across multi-merchant architectures.
Rapyd also optimized its developer documentation for AI and LLM tooling, adding an llms.txt file and companion Markdown versions of all HTML documentation pages. The company said this change makes the API reference more discoverable to AI coding assistants while reducing token consumption. Additional documentation covers integration with Shva, Israel’s primary card payments network, supporting developers building Israeli payment flows.
