Corefy and Omno are both payment orchestration platforms, but they are shaped differently. Corefy is horizontal: a very large connector library, a payouts product, white-label tooling and public pricing, serving PSPs, marketplaces, forex, travel and other sectors. Omno is narrower: a hosted checkout, plus Card Fields and Direct Links for merchants with their own checkout, with routing rules the merchant sets around customers and verification levels.
There is also an unusual twist. Corefy lists Omno as one of its connectors, so this is not only an either-or decision. Some merchants will be best served by running Corefy as the orchestration layer and reaching Omno routes through it.
Where Corefy is stronger
Connector library size. Corefy’s homepage states 650+ payment providers, and its public connector directory had 373 individual connector pages in its sitemap when we checked on 13 October 2026. If your priority is connecting to an unusual acquirer or a long tail of PSPs without waiting for a new integration, Corefy’s library is a real advantage. Omno does not claim a library of that size.
Public pricing. Corefy is one of the few orchestration vendors that publishes a pricing page. It shows three plans by included successful transactions per month, overage rates per transaction in euros, support plans priced as a share of the invoice, a 99.5% uptime SLA and monthly or annual billing without a long-term commitment. For a finance team building a business case, that transparency saves weeks. Omno’s pricing is not published.
Payouts as a product. Corefy documents instant, batch, bulk and token-based (OCT) payout flows across cards, bank accounts, wallets, crypto and other instruments, with routing and cascading applied to payouts as well as payments. Mass payouts for affiliates or marketplace sellers are well covered.
Routing strategies and testing. Corefy’s routing page describes priority, weighted, balance-based and turnover-cap strategies, an “optimal” strategy that picks the route predicted to convert best, version history with rollback and routing A/B tests that compare approval rate, cost and latency. Teams with an analyst who wants to experiment will find a rich toolset.
White-label and multi-tenant tooling. Corefy offers a white-label gateway, merchant portal and merchant management. PSPs and payment facilitators who want to resell orchestration under their own brand are a core Corefy audience; Omno is not built for that use case.
Public reviews. Corefy has public reviews on review sites; its Trustpilot page showed a TrustScore of 4.2 from 14 reviews when we checked on 16 October 2026. Omno has very few public reviews today.
Where Omno is stronger
One checkout with crypto, plus payouts. Omno’s hosted checkout, opened with the Web SDK, takes cards, wallets, local methods and crypto on one page, and can also open a payout view. Corefy’s Checkout page describes hosted and embedded payment flows and lists crypto among methods, but it does not describe payouts inside the checkout; payouts are a separate product.
Routing built around the customer. Omno’s PSP eligibility rules take customer groups and customer verification levels (KYC groups and levels in the API) as named inputs, next to country, method and currency. That is how risk is managed per customer: an unverified first-time customer and a verified VIP should see different routes and limits. Corefy can route on custom parameters, so a similar outcome is possible, but the customer model is not built in.
Shared blocklists. Omno lets partner merchants share blacklists and blocked cards, and applies card blocking before a payment reaches any provider.
Local depth in every market. Omno is based in Tbilisi and serves e-commerce merchants in every country except markets under OFAC sanctions or on the FATF call-for-action list. The team configuring your routes works every day with local methods in markets such as Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia and Brazil.
Routing-decision logs. Every routing decision and cascade attempt is logged with the rule that fired and the response received, so operations and finance can explain any single payment. Corefy offers audit trails for configuration changes and A/B testing; Omno’s emphasis is on per-transaction explainability.
Pricing and commercial model
Corefy publishes a tiered model: Standard, Professional and Enterprise plans defined by included successful transactions per month (10,000, 100,000 and over 1,000,000), overage per transaction above the allowance, optional add-ons such as a custom hosted payment page or a new payment flow, and support plans at 0%, 20% or 30% of the invoice. Some of the figures appear only in its calculator, so read the page carefully and confirm with sales.
Omno’s pricing is not published. Ask for a quote that uses the same structure so you can compare like for like: platform fee, per-transaction fee, whether cascaded attempts are billed, payout pricing, connector fees and exit terms.
Migration or running both
Because Omno is a connector inside Corefy, there are three realistic set-ups.
- Corefy as the orchestrator, Omno as a route. You keep Corefy’s checkout, routing and payouts, and add Omno as a provider for the markets where its routes help. Corefy’s listing shows Omno for card payments and card payouts over a host-to-host flow, so check that the methods and currencies you need are enabled in that connector.
- Split by brand or product line. Larger groups often run a dedicated hosted checkout for some brands and a separate stack for others or for affiliate payouts. Omno can serve the markets where its routes help while Corefy serves the rest.
- Full move to one platform. This is the most work. Plan for webhook re-mapping, back-office reconciliation and saved-card migration.
Before a parallel run, agree three things internally. First, which system owns the customer’s balance: it should be credited only from verified webhooks, whichever platform sent them. Second, which team owns routing rules on each platform, so that a cascade rule changed in one place is not undone by a rule in the other. Third, how finance will reconcile settlements that now arrive from more PSPs through two reporting tools.
Whatever you choose, treat webhooks as the source of truth for payment status, store which platform handled each payment, and compare approval rate on unique payment intents rather than raw attempts. Our guide to cascading and decline recovery explains why attempt-level comparisons mislead.
Who should choose which
Choose Corefy if:
- You need a long tail of PSP and acquirer connectors quickly.
- Public, tiered pricing is a procurement requirement.
- You are a PSP, payment facilitator or platform that needs white-label tooling.
- Mass payouts to affiliates or sellers are a major workload.
Choose Omno if:
- You want one hosted checkout for cards, wallets, local methods and crypto, plus payouts.
- Customer verification level and customer group should drive which PSPs a customer can use.
- You sell in many markets and need the local methods of each, such as Kaspi in Kazakhstan, mada in Saudi Arabia or PIX in Brazil.
- You want every routing decision explained in a log your team can read.
Use both if Corefy is already your orchestration layer and you want Omno’s routes for specific markets without re-platforming.
How we compared
Omno publishes this page, so we have a commercial interest. To keep the comparison honest:
- Public sources only. Each Corefy cell links to Corefy’s own website as it read on 13 October 2026. Corefy publishes different connector counts on different pages; we use the homepage figure and the sitemap count and say which is which.
- “Not published” where Corefy is silent. That does not mean a feature is missing, only that we could not verify it publicly.
- No Omno numbers we cannot yet show. Omno is described by capability, not by counts or results.
- Shared criteria. The twelve rows are the criteria we use across all comparison pages: connectors, checkout, payouts in the checkout, payouts, routing, cascading, verification rules, tokenization, crypto, multi-merchant, auditability and pricing.
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