LiqPay + Shuttle

LiqPay is the payment platform operated by PrivatBank, Ukraine’s largest commercial bank, providing payment acceptance for businesses operating in Ukraine and across Europe. LiqPay supports Visa, Mastercard, and local card schemes, along with mobile payments and QR-code-based transactions that are widely adopted in the Ukrainian market. For businesses with a presence in Ukraine or serving Ukrainian customers, LiqPay offers local acquiring with settlement in local currency, significantly better authorization rates than cross-border processing, and familiarity with the regulatory environment. The platform also supports recurring payments and marketplace-style split settlements.

Shuttle’s integration with LiqPay enables platforms to accept payments from Ukrainian and European customers through a locally optimized processing path, while maintaining connections to global PSPs for other regions. Through Shuttle, platforms can route transactions originating from Ukraine to LiqPay for local acquiring — achieving higher approval rates and lower costs — while directing transactions from other geographies to processors better suited to those markets. This routing happens automatically within Shuttle’s orchestration layer, requiring no additional logic from the platform. Voice Checkout, Payment Links, and Embedded Payments all support LiqPay as a processing destination, so platforms can serve Ukrainian customers across every channel.

For platforms expanding into Eastern European markets, connecting LiqPay through Shuttle eliminates the need to navigate PrivatBank’s integration requirements directly or manage a separate payment integration for a single region. Shuttle normalizes LiqPay’s API responses, webhooks, and settlement data into its standard format, so the platform’s back-office systems handle LiqPay transactions identically to those processed by any other connected PSP. This is especially valuable for marketplace and SaaS platforms that need to support sellers or subscribers in Ukraine alongside a global customer base, consolidating what would otherwise be a fragmented multi-processor setup into one cohesive payment layer.