Checkout load at the edge
Down from 1.7s
Every charge takes the rail most likely to approve, and failed payments are retried when they're most likely to succeed. You see the recovered revenue, not the machinery.
Checkout load at the edge
Down from 1.7s
What the optimization returns
Payments fail for different reasons at different moments. Waffo works on all of them.
Global edge nodes bring load time from 1.7s to 0.9s — under a second wherever the shopper is.
Global transactions get declined more often. As merchant of record, Waffo presents the charge locally, so it clears the same checks a domestic payment would — with failover routing if a connection drops.
Failed payments are retried automatically, recovering roughly 18% of lost orders.
Waffo separates shopper abandonment from system rejections, and gives each rejection its actual error code — so you fix the real cause instead of guessing.
Local authentication clears payments at the source. Routing avoids outages. Retries recover declined renewals. Reports tell you what went wrong.
Checkout conversion and payment success are measured separately, each drop tied to the code behind it.
Root causeCross-border issuer restrictions — route locally instead
Failover on degradation signals
3 failed · velocity flagged
Approved on payday
First-time authorization +5% or more
Two paths, one promise: you build the product, Waffo runs the payments.