Built in the Caribbean. Engineered like a global one.
We're a small fintech team building payment infrastructure that actually fits how Caribbean businesses operate — and scales when they go global.
The Caribbean deserves a payment platform built for it.
Most payment platforms treat the Caribbean as an afterthought: limited currency support, foreign settlement banks, fraud rules tuned for North American shopping patterns. Local merchants pay the cost — high decline rates, slow settlements, and fraud tools that don't understand the region.
Fyber is the alternative. Native JMD processing. Direct integration with Jamaican banks. FraudGate trained on regional patterns. AI features that explain themselves in plain English. All on developer-first infrastructure.
We started here because the Caribbean is where the gap is biggest — but the platform is built to scale. Every Caribbean business we serve also serves the rest of the world.
Opinions, not values.
Every B2B company has “Innovation, Trust, Customer First.” That tells you nothing. Here's what we actually do differently.
We don't bury fees.
Our pricing fits on one page. Every fee a merchant pays is itemized in the dashboard. No surprises in your settlement statement.
We ship customer-facing changes weekly.
The platform is alive. New features, fixes, and AI improvements land every Friday — and you can read about them on our changelog.
Our docs are the product.
If you can't integrate from the documentation, the documentation is broken. We treat docs with the same rigor as code.
We pick up the phone.
Caribbean-time support, real humans. Critical incidents reach engineers within minutes — not whoever is on shift overseas.
Where we are today
Early-stage, by design.
We don't claim numbers we haven't earned. As of today we're onboarding our first cohort of Jamaican merchants, building production-grade integrations with FAC PowerTranz and Sagicor MPGS, and shipping the AI Intelligence features that will go free for the first three months for every merchant who signs up.
If you're a Caribbean merchant who wants to be part of how we build this, we want to hear from you.