Financial clarity across every payment, every currency
Automate payment reconciliation with a single source of truth across all payment methods and processors. Close faster, reduce risk, and give your team the clarity they need to focus on analysis, not admin.
Proven. Trusted. Built for Scale.
No gaps, no guesswork
Less chaos,
more control
Reduce reconciliation time by 90% with intelligent matching that eliminates manual downloads and spreadsheet dependency so you can close faster, with fewer surprises.
See costs,
protect margin
Uncover hidden fees, FX markups, and inconsistent PSP charges, so you know where your money is going, and why.
Standardize data,
simplify reporting
Stop juggling files from different processors. Primer unifies your payment and settlement data into one format so your team can stop patching files and start making decisions.
Painless for engineering, built for finance
An engineer’s dream integration
No more custom scripts or manual mapping. Primer delivers a single, consistent file format, ready to integrate with your finance stack seamlessly, minimal code.
A power tool for finance teams
From reconciliation to reporting to insights, Primer gives finance teams the visibility and tools they need to move independently, close month-ends faster.
FAQs
What payment providers do you support?
Currently, Primer reconciliation supports payment processed using Monext, Klarna, PayPal, Adyen, and Stripe. We are constantly expanding the number of processors we support.
Can you reconcile payments done outside of Primer?
Our unified report works best when you process payments on Primer, but if you have any payments not processed via Primer, they will still show up in our unified report. We might have less data to enrich with though.
Can Primer reconcile fees as well as sales and refunds?
Primer will provide insights on fees in a standardized way and help merchants understand the FX rates, transaction charges, and other fees that processors charge them. We will share as long as the processor provides this data in their settlement report. But Primer cannot check whether the merchant has been charged the correct amount yet.
