Merchant processingInterchange optimised, gateway agnostic, no headline rate gamesVirtual paymentsText to pay, email links, and a PCI compliant agent portalAgentic paymentsMachine initiated purchase, on rails that already shippedAlternative paymentsWallets, PIN debit, pay by bank, and stablecoin settlement
Fan IQOne fan profile across ticketing, concessions, retail, and premiumPartner IQAttribution your partners can renew against, not impressionsTransact IQEvery rate, every downgrade, every overcharge, in one viewTicketing, entry, concessions, retail, and partner activation resolved to one fan.
Read the case study →Built from network transaction data and interviews with finance leads across sports and live entertainment.
Get the report →NHL, AHL, CFL and WNBA clubs, MLS, a Las Vegas resort, and the platforms underneath them.
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The integrated, embedded core financial platform for live experiences. One ledger that turns fragmented ticketing, CRM, and payment data into revenue.
Ticketing has never been able to see food and beverage. The seat and the sale have lived in different systems since the day both were installed. Ordr resolves them onto one profile on game night, while the fan is still in the seat.
The live experiences industry is bifurcated: split across nine large vendors and dozens of small ones, each covering a narrow, specialized piece of food and beverage, retail, merchandise, ticketing, ecommerce and partner sponsorships, and each holding only part of the integrations it takes. Only one platform holds the whole.
Getting the data, the transaction history and the insights out of each fragment, and matching them to fan profiles, takes five times the investment and time it should. That is data overspend.
With Ordr: payment data replaces the outdated loyalty systems, clunky feeds and mismatched sources, because payment data is more accurate, reliable, secure, timely and insightful.
Millions of dollars in overcharges, interchange padding, chargebacks and downgrades that payment providers are getting away with, and a problem only getting worse in today’s vendor complexity.
With Ordr: real time telemetry, downgrade monitoring and overcharge reduction on every statement, whether Ordr processes the payment or not.
Consumers and merchants want lower costs and ease of use. Stablecoin payments, pay by bank and agentic ticketing are answering that call, and they will inundate the sales, ticketing, marketing and finance teams of every organization that is not prepared.
With Ordr: stablecoin, pay by bank and agentic processing, embedded in the payment stack today, without touching the stack underneath.
Nine providers, nine statements a month. Overcharges, interchange padding, chargebacks and downgrades sit inside every one of them, and no finance team in live experiences has the hours to audit nine. The vendors know it.
Ordr reads the statement whether Ordr processed the payment or not. Downgrade monitoring, interchange review, chargeback recovery and rate analysis, on any processor.
Stablecoin settlement. Pay by bank. Agentic ticketing, where AI agents buy before fans do. Consumers want lower costs and ease of use, the rails are answering, and it will land on the sales, ticketing, marketing and finance teams of every organization at every level of sports and entertainment, ready or not.
Built for what comes next. Ordr is settlement agnostic by design: new rails go live at the orchestration layer, with no terminal swaps, no re‑platforming and no downtime.
Every system a team runs holds a piece of the same fan, and not one of them holds the whole. Finance has no bandwidth to catch the overcharges, interchange padding, chargebacks and downgrades hiding across every provider statement. Ordr is the layer underneath all of it.
Multiple vendors, no standardization, limited integrations and clunky offerings created high costs, and organizations cobbled together solutions. Other industries broke that cycle when a robust, feature‑rich, integrated, embedded core financial platform arrived, and those industries changed forever. In live experiences, that engine has never existed. Ordr is it.
The standard integrated, embedded payment platform for live experiences.
See Ordr Pay → Ordr InsightsEvery transaction becomes revenue opportunity for the organization and its partners.
See Ordr Insights → Everything integratesConnected and open. Bring your stack, or build your own on top of Ordr.
See the layer → Professional servicesAdded to any offer, on the account from first statement to season close.
Talk to us →Everything integrates.
Build on Ordr.
What changed at the counter this season, what it cost, and what a team can actually do about it. Twenty eight pages, every external figure sourced and dated, and a published list of the claims this category repeats that we could not verify.
Replace outdated loyalty systems, clunky feeds and nine disparate data sources with an AI‑modernised, integrated‑payment platform. Ordr is the commerce intelligence layer underneath all of it: ticketing, entry, concessions, retail, payments and partner activation in a single system, with a native Ticketmaster integration through Archtics Transaction Services. The commerce engine behind modern teams.
Replace legacy tools and connect into your existing stack, no operational overhaul required.
Drive transparency, block fraud, and deliver real-time purchase intelligence, reducing chargebacks, lowering costs, and scaling smarter. Higher spend, faster throughput, smarter offers.
Three systems, one record, while the fan is still in the seat.
Spend per head never tracks ticket price the way finance expects.
Authorised in under 400ms, every one of them.
Evidence attached automatically, months before the chargeback lands.
One purchase tells you almost nothing. Forty thousand of them, tied to seats, sections, fixtures, and the fan who made them, tell you what to price on Tuesday. Ordr does not sell you the transaction. It sells you the weave.
Testimonials are feelings. These are measured results from live NHL deployments, processing costs, chargebacks, and hours, audited against the ledger they came from.
Ordr found the gaps the previous provider overlooked, inefficient transaction handling, no reporting, fees nobody was optimizing, and closed them with response times under five minutes.
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A dozen fragmented vendors consolidated into one platform, Ticketmaster, Yinzcam, Micros, and Salesforce integrated with zero disruption to game day operations.
Read the case study →And the people who run those teams, in their own words.
“What sets Ordr apart is their deep industry knowledge and hands‑on approach. They don’t just process payments; they work alongside our finance, ticketing, and sales teams to ensure every transaction is optimized. Ordr has proven to be more than just a vendor, they are a true strategic partner.”
“Switching to Ordr was one of the smartest and easiest decisions we've made. By moving our payments under Ordr, we gained visibility into hidden costs and started unlocking valuable, revenue‑driving data. We now have greater control over our operations and clearer insights that help us make faster, more informed decisions.”
The questions an enterprise buyer asks before the demo, answered before the demo. The full detail, architecture topology, certifications, gateway and integration specifics, lives in the Trust & Security center.
Every record built on Ordr belongs to the team, exportable at any time, never resold, never used to train anything you didn’t agree to.
Tokenized payment architecture that keeps cardholder data out of your systems, with North American data residency on AWS.
Certified with FreedomPay and Moneris; native connectivity to Micros Simphony and Archtics/Ticketmaster. The full payment topology is published for technical teams.
Universal acceptance, one ledger. Offering more ways to pay is itself a revenue lever, and it all reconciles in the same place.
One integration layer across every rail and every point of sale a team runs. Native connectivity to Ticketmaster, your point of sale, retail and geo‑fencing, so going live is a sprint rather than a season. The Penguins closed a full estate in sixty days.
// close the night before the buses leave const night = await ordr.settlements.close({ fixture: '2026-08-14-home-01', scopes: ['gate', 'concessions', 'retail', 'premium'], payouts: 'auto' }); night.perCap // 18.42 night.unmatched // 0 night.closedAt // 22:41 local
Two weeks from first call to a working sandbox against your own fixture data. Bring last season's settlement and we will show you what it missed. Ordr professional services stay on it with your finance, ticketing and sales teams from first statement to season close.
Tell us what you run for ticketing, the counter, CRM and gateway. We will come back with a topology, an integration plan, and the parts that do not need to move.
They don't just process payments; they work alongside our finance, ticketing and sales teams to ensure every transaction is optimized. Ordr has proven to be more than just a vendor, they are a true strategic partner.
