Experience Payments,
For Every Customer, On Every Device.

Zimble's omnichannel switching and AI-driven platform connect in-store, online, and in-app payments into a single system you run from one place.

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Four things that change the day you switch on.

Dynamic Switch

Unlock new revenue streams.

Bill payments, top-ups, delivery, tickets, gift and gaming services. Every checkout becomes a services counter, and every service becomes a reason to come back.

  • New revenue with no shelf space

  • Staff can start selling in minutes

  • New providers live in weeks, not quarters

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eWallet

Move customers from cash to digital.

Wallets, prepaid balances, cashback and loyalty that work the same in store, at the pump and in the app.

  • Seamless Omnichannel Experience

  • Loyalty that recognize them in store and in the app

  • Less cash to count, bank and reconcile

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Available balance
$1,240.00
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Top-up
Power
Water
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This month$612.40
Recent activityToday
Cash top-up · counterToday 08:14
+$500.00
Fuel · station 12Today 08:31
−$430.01
Cashback earned+5 loyalty points
+$10.00
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Dynamic Switch POS Management Reconciliation

Let your payment stack harness the power of AI.

Agentic checkout at the front. Root cause analysis behind it.

  • Agentic checkout your customers can interact to

  • Failures traced to their root cause automatically

  • Routine maintenance that stops needing you

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POS Management

Build the journey once. Deploy it everywhere.

Design a journey once and it renders on every interface you run — app, web, terminal, kiosk.

  • * One journey across every interface

  • Accelerated Time-to-Market

  • Change it once, it changes everywhere

See every touchpoint in one view.

Event, infrastructure and application logs in one place. Heartbeats flag a down touchpoint in seconds.

Kiosk · $42.60
Outage · 04:12
Terminal · $128.40

Every new customer experience shouldn't turn into a new project.

4 enterprise clients
Live in production
40+ services
Integrated & running
300m+ transactions
Avg anual transactions
SaaS or your cloud
Deployment model

Every change used to be an engineering ticket. Now most changes are a configuration.

Top-20 global retailer Head of Payments

The day-end position used to take a team. Now it takes a screen.

Top-10 global telecom operator Reconciliation Lead

See it running on your own flows.

In a live walkthrough we'll show how Zimble deploys inside your infrastructure; containerized services, configurable APIs, and zero external dependencies.

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Does any of this sound like your organization?

01

Every change is a project.

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New revenue lines sit in a backlog waiting for engineering capacity, and you move at the speed of someone else’s platform roadmap.

  • The journey builder is zero-code, so a new service, fee or limit is a configuration change rather than a development cycle.
  • Connections to acquirers, schemes and back-office systems are pre-built, so adding one service no longer means coordinating several vendors.
02

Every brand feels like a different company.

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Each channel and brand was built separately, so loyalty and stored value cannot travel between businesses you already own.

  • One wallet and loyalty layer spans every channel and brand, so balances and rewards follow the customer, not the business unit that issued them.
  • Tenancy is configurable — pooled, isolated or hybrid — so brands can share a scheme without sharing data their governance keeps apart.
03

Someone else controls your payment flow.

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Routing rules you cannot change without raising a vendor ticket, on a flow you cannot see end to end.

  • Routing is a rule you edit: least-cost selection, failover and retry are configuration, not development.
  • The switch runs inside your own cloud, so the flow, the data and the keys stay on your side of the boundary.
04

Compliance waits on someone else’s release.

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Regulators and schemes change the rules on their own schedule; your ability to respond sits behind a vendor’s deployment queue.

  • Tokenization, velocity limits and risk rules are part of the platform and are configured rather than coded.
  • Because Zimble runs inside your own perimeter, data residency and key custody answer to your policy, not a vendor’s.
05

Month-end eats your team.

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Reconciliation is manual and slow, and root causes take days of digging across systems, teams and vendors.

  • Reconciliation is three-way and continuous, matching across systems as transactions happen rather than at close.
  • Every payment carries a traceable path from the moment it is taken to the ledger entry, and root-cause analysis runs against it automatically.
06

You are paying multiple vendors for one capability.

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Same functions, several contracts, several support queues — and no way to see what payments actually cost.

  • POS management, switching, wallets and reconciliation are modules of one system, deployed together or independently on your own infrastructure.
  • One integration surface and one operating stack, with a managed option rather than a team per vendor.