EBB sits between every channel and every operator, with your core as the system of record — routing, retrying, and recovering in real time. One resilient layer your bank owns, not a vendor’s black box.
Two states of the same system. The good days all look alike — the bad ones never do.
Two states of the same payment platform. On a good day: payments clear on the first try, the books reconcile themselves overnight, and no one is paged. When a rail fails it cascades — timeouts and outages, silent reversals that leave money in limbo, security exposure, reconciliation breaks, audit scrambles, and after-hours deploys to stop the bleed.
A sample of the common failure patterns — the full set is grouped by the layer that fails.
It sits between every channel your customers touch and every operator they reach — with your core as the system of record. The layer your team has been holding together by hand. Follow one payment down the rail.
Every channel in, every operator out — your core always in sync.
Every payment sent down the right rail, the moment it’s made — no human in the loop.
Timeouts and failures are caught, backed off, and re-attempted automatically — no manual resends.
Payments that can’t clear are auto-reversed back to your core. The customer is made whole.
Every transaction matched against the operator. Mismatches surface and resolve before finance closes the month.
We hold the rails. You hold the roadmap.
A managed processor and an in-house build each get real things right. EBB’s claim is simple: the strengths of both, without their trade-offs.
A managed processor takes your ownership. In-house makes you build the resilience. EBB is the one layer that gives you both.
See where EBB fits in your stackWalk your rails with our engineers. We’ll pinpoint where a single outage takes you down, and show how EBB keeps payments moving through it.