Hyperswitch
An open-source, composable payments platform in Rust that routes payments across providers, with cost observability, a vault and revenue recovery modules.
- GitHub stars
- 45k
- Last commit
- today
- Latest release
- v1.127.0
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Hosted version
- Available
Hyperswitch is an open-source payments infrastructure written in Rust and released under the Apache-2.0 license. It is designed so businesses can pick only the modules they need and add them on top of an existing payment stack, without extra complexity or vendor lock-in. It is offered in both SaaS and self-hosted forms, and it connects to many payment, payout, fraud, vault and tokenization providers.
The modules include cost observability, with dashboards for detecting hidden fees, downgrades and penalties; revenue recovery, with configurable retry strategies to reduce passive churn; a vault service for storing cards, tokens, wallets and bank credentials, which the project describes as PCI-compliant and which can connect to existing providers; and intelligent routing that sends each transaction to a suitable payment processor, among them Stripe, Adyen, Braintree and Worldpay and over a hundred others.
The README also lists reconciliation to reduce payment operations work, a local quickstart, cloud deployment instructions and a hosted sandbox that needs no setup. It suits merchants, platforms and fintech teams that work with several payment processors and want more control over routing, costs and recovery than a single processor provides.
Key features
- Intelligent routing across payment processors
- Cost observability dashboards
- Revenue recovery with configurable retries
- Vault for cards, tokens and wallets
- Reconciliation to reduce payment operations
- SaaS, self-hosted and hosted sandbox options
Pricing: The self-hosted Community Edition is free. The self-hosted Enterprise Edition and Hyperswitch Cloud are quoted through the sales team; no prices are published.
