FreedomPay + Shuttle

FreedomPay operates an enterprise-grade commerce platform serving large hospitality, retail, food service, and stadium/venue businesses across the United States and Europe. Its core differentiator is a validated point-to-point encryption (P2PE) solution that encrypts card data at the point of interaction and maintains that encryption through the entire transaction lifecycle, dramatically reducing PCI scope for merchants. FreedomPay also functions as a processor-agnostic gateway, connecting to multiple back-end acquirers, which has made it the payment infrastructure of choice for major hotel chains, sports venues, and quick-service restaurant brands that operate across thousands of locations with complex payment requirements.

Shuttle’s integration with FreedomPay bridges the gap between FreedomPay’s enterprise commerce capabilities and Shuttle’s multi-channel payment orchestration. Platforms that serve hospitality and food service verticals can route transactions through FreedomPay via Shuttle, gaining access to FreedomPay’s P2PE security, loyalty program integrations, and enterprise analytics without building a direct connection. Shuttle’s Voice Checkout is particularly complementary to FreedomPay’s capabilities, enabling phone-based reservations and orders to be processed with the same security standards as in-person transactions. Payment Links generated through Shuttle can settle through FreedomPay for businesses that need online and in-person transactions unified under a single processing relationship.

The strategic value of connecting FreedomPay through Shuttle lies in unifying enterprise payment operations across channels that FreedomPay’s platform does not natively address. While FreedomPay excels at in-person and on-premise commerce, Shuttle extends its reach into digital channels, phone-based payments, and hosted checkout flows. Platforms gain a single view of all transactions regardless of channel, with Shuttle’s reporting layer normalizing data from FreedomPay alongside data from other connected processors. For enterprise hospitality and food service platforms, this means one integration powers payments across in-venue terminals, online ordering, call center bookings, and email-based payment collection.