Strategic Payments Platforms and Infrastructure
March 13, 2025
PXP, a leading omnichannel global payment platform, has teamed up with Net Affinity, a leading provider of direct booking solutions for the hospitality industry.
Their strategic collaboration will integrate PXP’s next-generation payment technology with Net Affinity’s advanced booking platform, enabling hotels to streamline reservations and payments in one unified solution.
This partnership offers a seamless way for hotels to simplify payment processing, reduce fraud risks and manage international transactions more efficiently. Combining PXP’s reliable payment infrastructure with Net Affinity’s intuitive booking platform, hotels can improve the overall guest experience while ensuring smoother, more secure transactions from booking to payment.
Christopher Gilderson, head of retail & hospitality at PXP, commented: “Net Affinity’s deep industry knowledge and focus on delivering seamless booking experiences make them an ideal partner for us. By integrating our secure, multi-channel payment solutions with their platform, we help hotels reduce the complexity of payment processing and fraud management while enhancing the guest experience.”
For PXP, this partnership opens up new opportunities within the hospitality sector. Net Affinity benefits by incorporating PXP’s robust payment technology, which complements its booking system and enables hotel clients to streamline operations. The PXP tech platform is designed to simplify commerce and better and more connected, processing over EUR 30bn yearly for customers globally.
Guests also benefit from this collaboration, enjoying a smoother and more secure booking and payment process. Hotels can offer a wider variety of payment options, enhanced fraud protection, and an easier way to manage international transactions, improving guest satisfaction and increasing revenue potential.
Through this partnership, PXP and Net Affinity aim to address several challenges faced by international hotels:
William Cotter, managing director at Net Affinity, added: “At Net Affinity, our mission is to simplify the lives of hoteliers so they can focus on delivering exceptional guest experiences. By integrating PXP’s secure payment system, we’re helping hoteliers spend less time managing payments and more time creating unforgettable stays that keep guests returning.”
Looking ahead, PXP and Net Affinity plan to expand their offering by adding more payment features and improving fraud detection capabilities explicitly tailored to the hospitality industry.
To find out more about PXP, please visit: https://pxp.io
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