Global payment orchestration platform FinMont has announced a partnership with FUGU, the post-payment fraud prevention solution tailored for travel merchants.
This collaboration brings together FinMont’s advanced orchestration capabilities with FUGU’s cutting-edge fraud prevention technology, helping airlines and OTAs increase payment acceptance while reducing risk and fraud-related losses.
FinMont was launched by the founding partners of German airline, Hahn Air, to focus on the specific needs of the travel industry. The end-to-end omnichannel payment management platform orchestrates both B2C and B2B payments and offers travel merchants an efficient, unified payments infrastructure.
FUGU is a post-payment fraud prevention solution that continuously monitors transactions beyond the point of authorisation, ensuring travel merchants can safely accept more bookings while minimising fraud exposure. By protecting revenues and reducing payment churn, FUGU enables airlines and OTAs to grow with confidence.
By combining FinMont’s orchestration with FUGU’s post-payment fraud prevention, airlines and OTAs can:
• Increase authorisation rates by routing transactions through the most optimal PSP.
• Accept more global passengers with multi-currency and FX support.
• Reduce false declines by decoupling acceptance from verification.
• Monitor transactions post-payment up until boarding.
• Gain full visibility with a unified payments and fraud dashboard
Suby Valluri, CEO, FinMont, commented, “The FinMont team is delighted to announce this partnership with FUGU and incorporate their post-payment fraud prevention technology into our global ecosystem. This strategic collaboration will further strengthen our proposition to travel merchants, helping them increase acceptance while reducing risk and fraud losses.”
Amir Sadras, CEO, FUGU, added, “We are excited to partner with FinMont and bring our post-payment fraud prevention capabilities into their payment ecosystem. Together, we give travel merchants the tools to reduce false declines, optimise payment performance, and deliver better experiences for global passengers.”