Payment provider routing in webshops
Understand how a webshop chooses which payment providers to offer each player, including routing by player tag and the fallback provider.
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Webshops can use different payment providers for different players. When a player opens a webshop, the webshop finds the providers the player can use and selects the eligible provider with the highest priority for checkout. You control provider routing with the following settings:
- Routing rules that map player tags to providers.
- A fallback provider for players who don’t match any routing rule.
Provider selection in webshops
When a player opens a webshop, the webshop finds the payment providers the player is eligible to use and orders them by priority. Checkout starts with the highest-priority provider. If no provider is eligible, the webshop uses the fallback behavior you configured. Webshops evaluate routing rules each time a player opens the shop. Routing changes apply in the player’s next session. You don’t need to republish the webshop.Route by player tag
Each player sees only one payment provider at checkout. When a player matches multiple tags, the webshop combines their provider lists, removes duplicates, and presents the highest-priority provider. A routing rule maps a player tag to an ordered list of payment providers. Tag order sets the primary priority. Provider order within a tag sets the secondary priority. For example, if a player matches bothhighSpenderlikelyToChurn