Global Payment Simplification | BridgerPay at MPE 2025

At MPE 2025, Ran Cohen, CEO and co-founder of BridgerPay, explained how the company simplifies payments for businesses. BridgerPay serves as a toolset that allows companies to manage their payments easily. They offer a straightforward drag-and-drop setup enabling users to design payment processes without needing much technical knowledge. The main strength of BridgerPay is its flexibility. It integrates a variety of tools, including fraud protection, crypto payments, and standard payment services. An open API is available, allowing other businesses and developers to connect to BridgerPay directly. This open model is pioneering in payment orchestration, helping businesses use and benefit from BridgerPay’s services.

BridgerPay stands out for its global coverage, supporting over 1,000 payment methods in more than 150 countries. They aim to offer sellers the best transaction approval rates worldwide, using local credit card systems and alternative payment methods. Security and privacy of data are crucial for BridgerPay. They focus solely on essential transaction data, keeping their system secure and efficient without acting as a CRM or a customer interface platform. Innovation is ongoing at BridgerPay.

Cohen highlighted PayWith, a tool for handling high-value transactions. It allows a single purchase to be completed using multiple payment methods, such as combining several credit cards or using PayPal and Klarna together. Bridger Impact is another unique feature that tracks the financial savings or recovery a company achieves by using BridgerPay, thanks to improved payment routing, reduced technology costs, or lower fraud.

This feature provides businesses with clear insights into the benefits brought by BridgerPay. For example, Waves.com, a major audio plugin provider, utilized BridgerPay to expand local payment options, experiencing a 12% increase in subscription approvals worldwide and reducing processing costs by about 0.4%. Similar success stories are found across SaaS, retail, gaming, travel, and hospitality sectors. Cohen emphasized BridgerPay’s commitment to customer support, functioning as an extension of clients’ payment teams.

They provide engineers for onboarding, offer 24/7 support, and maintain teams dedicated to optimizing clients’ payment setups for various markets. Cohen also discussed BridgerPay’s growth alongside its largest clients by providing custom server deployments.

These clients receive a personalized version of the platform, ensuring better performance and additional security, critical as fintech solutions need to expand across regions. Overall, Cohen depicted BridgerPay as a dynamic, user-friendly platform focused on performance, innovation, and exceptional customer support—core values essential to fintech professionals operating in an increasingly globalized payment landscape.