Set your take rate once — a percentage, a flat fee, or a rule per seller — and Fynex keeps your commission at settlement and routes the rest. No invoicing your own sellers, no month-end reconciliation of who owes what.
Free to start. No contract. We'll show you what your finance stack is costing you.
The problem
Your commission shouldn't be a spreadsheet you chase every month
When the processor pays sellers directly, your fee is something you bill back, reconcile, and occasionally write off. Take rates that vary by seller, category or volume turn into manual math — and every mismatch is revenue you quietly lose.
Commission this week▴ auto-collected
$4,820
Kept at settlement across 214 orders
What Fynex runs
How commission runs on Fynex
Define the take rate; collect it on every sale without touching it.
01
Set your take rate once
A flat percentage, a fixed fee, tiered by volume, or a different rate per seller or category — your commission model becomes a rule Fynex applies to every transaction.
02
Keep your cut at the moment of sale
Your commission is separated from the seller's share as the payment splits, so you're paid your fee automatically — never invoicing your own sellers or waiting on a payout to net out.
03
See every fee, traceable
Each commission is logged against its order, so your revenue reconciles to the penny and take-rate changes are auditable.
How we compare
The same job, with the leaks closed
Point tools solve part of it. Fynex runs the whole thing on one platform.
The problem
Other platforms
!Collect your commission
✕Bill sellers back and reconcile who owes what.
✓Kept automatically at settlement.
!Vary the take rate
✕Manual math per seller, category or tier.
✓Rule-based rates — flat, tiered or per seller.
!Trust the numbers
✕Mismatches quietly cost you revenue.
✓Every fee logged and reconciled to the order.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Your take rate (or platform commission) is the share of each transaction your marketplace keeps for connecting buyers and sellers — usually a percentage of the sale, sometimes a flat fee or a tiered rate. Fynex collects it automatically at settlement, so it's kept as the payment splits rather than billed back afterwards.
Your commission is separated from the seller's share at the moment of sale, as the payment splits. You set the rule once — a percentage, a flat fee, tiers by volume, or a rate per seller — and Fynex keeps your cut and routes the rest, with no manual math and no invoicing your own sellers.
Yes. Set a different take rate per seller, per category, or tiered by volume — each becomes a rule applied automatically to every transaction, and every rate change is logged and auditable.
Keep building
The rest of the marketplace money layer
Every building block below runs on the same platform. Start with one, or run the whole stack.
We can be your Merchant of Record and hold the funds. Most tools can't, because they don't hold the licence.
FCA-authorised EMI
An e-money institution via Fondy. We can hold and move your funds.
Licence
E-money institution
FCA
Client funds
Safeguarded
PCI DSS Level 1
The highest card-data security standard, on by default.
Card data
PCI DSS
Level 1
Encryption
On by default
Audit logs
Every movement traceable and ready for review.
Activity
Payout · $23,84714:02:11
Logged
Split · ORD-2024-00114:02:09
Logged
Built-in KYC / KYB
The switch that turns the business on.
Verification
KYB · Northwind Labs Inc
Approved
KYC · J. Whitfield
Approved
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