insimbi

insimbi / payments for merchants

Your payments operation.
Your controls.

insimbi gives merchants direct control of routing, payouts, pricing and data. Nothing is hidden in the middle.

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built for

01 / the problem

Most merchants are passengers in their own payments stack.

Blended fees. Holds you didn't choose. Routing you can't see. That isn't a partnership; it's a dependency. insimbi pulls every decision apart and hands it back to you.

02 / four controls

Four controls. All yours.

03 / see every cent

One payment, every line.

authorization[PLACEHOLDER]
network fee[PLACEHOLDER]
insimbi fee[PLACEHOLDER]
settled to you[PLACEHOLDER]

All amounts are placeholders.

● SIMULATED fake demo payments, not real data. Flip the controls above and watch the routing change.

    04 / agent-readable

    Built for you, and for your agents.

    Every page here has a markdown twin. Agents can read /llms.txt, follow /agents.md and act through the API, using the same controls you have.

    05 / switching

    Move at your pace. Roll back any time.

    Connect, mirror, move. Shift traffic by rule, not by leap of faith.

    06 / reliability & compliance

    Iron-grade, by design.

    Enterprise procurement will ask. Here is where every answer will live, and no number appears until it is audited.

    Uptime SLA[PLACEHOLDER]
    PCI DSS[PLACEHOLDER]
    SOC 2[PLACEHOLDER]
    Data residency[PLACEHOLDER]

    07 / close the loop

    Close the loop.

    A payment completes only when every party holds. Run yours; don't rent it.

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    08 / origin

    Umuntu ngumuntu ngaBantu.

    A person is a person through other people. That is how we build payments: a loop that closes only when every party holds, and a merchant who gets stronger through its network, not more dependent on a middleman. insimbi is isiZulu for iron. Our ring is rendered as iridium, the most corrosion-resistant metal known. We picked the material on purpose. Payments should not corrode.

    Iridium is one of the rarest elements on Earth, a platinum-group metal, and South Africa is both its largest producer and its largest reserve holder. Source: Royal Society of Chemistry, Periodic Table: Iridium