Turn failed
payments into
revenue.
Recover the payments your existing stack leaves behind. More intelligence. More revenue. No extra checkout steps.
Your checkout. Paymend in the background.










“Adding Paymend to our stack allowed us to automatically recover failed transactions, bringing back over $100K monthly in lost revenue for Pudgy Penguins.”
One engine.
A better next action.
Recover eligible checkout failures with Intelligent Retry. Find a better moment for recurring payments with Payment Alerts.
Better timing.
Richer issuer messaging.
A better signal.
A smarter moment.
A small shortfall.
A sale worth saving.
The same payment.
A better path.
New card details.
The same customer.
The checkout fails.
The sale doesn’t
have to.
Recovery begins while your customer is at checkout, then continues in the background for up to 12 hours. Better information. Enhanced issuer messaging. Another chance to complete the sale.
- No extra checkout steps
- A clear outcome within 12 hours
- Your customer stays in control
of eligible checkout failures
recovered on average1
1 Paymend-reported historical average for eligible checkout recovery. Results vary. Retry permission is agreed upfront. Trying either payment option cancels the queued retry first; manual retries remain subject to supported connections and eligibility.
A better moment
to recover.
reported average retry success
after a Payment Alert2
2 Retry success after an alert under current live coverage, as reported in the Paymend Payment Alerts brief. Eligible recurring payments only; network coverage is expanding. Illustration is not a guarantee of available funds.
You earned the customer.
Now recover the revenue.
See what a little more recovery could mean for your business. Start with your own numbers.
Based on total attempted payment value per month. Illustrative gross collections before fees, refunds and disputes. These are combined engine scenarios, not additive product rates or guarantees.
Your stack.
Our intelligence.
More recovered.
One handoff starts recovery. Your system stays informed while Paymend works in the background.
Connect your stack
Send each failed payment once. Keep payment and order statuses in sync.
Set the recovery rules
Choose supported tools, agree customer permissions and define when recovery stops.
Measure the net uplift
Track additional revenue after fees, refunds and disputes. Prove the value, then scale.
Paid elsewhere or cancelled? Stop the queued retry and keep every system aligned.
Declined volume processed monthly
Customers on the platform
Good questions. Clear answers.
Keep your existing retries. Paymend works on eligible payments still left unpaid, using richer issuer information, supported payment paths and network signals for recurring payments. The measure of success: additional revenue beyond your current recovery process.
Paymend works alongside your existing payment and recovery process. Send eligible failed payments to the recovery engine and receive the outcome back. The pilot defines the connection, supported tools and how your systems stay in sync.
Recovery can continue without extra checkout steps. For delayed checkout recovery, retry permission is agreed upfront and customers can try another card or stop the retry. Payment Alerts work in the background for eligible recurring payments.
In the illustrated checkout flow, the order is cancelled if payment has not been collected within 12 hours. If the customer stops, pays elsewhere or tries another card, the queued retry must be cancelled first. Payment Alerts have a separate monitoring window for recurring payments.
The Recovery Engine brings together Intelligent Retry, Payment Alerts, Partial, Routing and Update. The right setup depends on your payment mix, issuing banks and supported processing connections. We agree the recovery rules with you before launch.
No. The 18% checkout figure is a Paymend-reported historical average for eligible payments. The 33% Payment Alerts figure is reported retry success after an alert under current live coverage. They measure different payment groups and should not be added together. Results depend on the merchant, payment mix and supported tools.
There’s more revenue
in your failed payments.
Let’s find it. We’ll review your declines and shape a focused recovery pilot.

