PXP, a leading omnichannel global payment platform, has announced an integration with Snowflake, the AI Data Cloud company, which will combine PXP’s cutting-edge technology platform with Snowflake’s platform capabilities to enable merchants and partners to better analyse business data and enable faster decision-making.
With this collaboration, PXP will deliver a next-generation data engine that aggregates, visualises, and enables real-time interaction with transactional data—all through a single, unified platform. Merchants will unlock faster, smarter decisions, gain sharper customer insights, and supercharge their growth. PXP is setting a new benchmark for data-driven innovation in the commerce ecosystem.
PXP will leverage Snowflake’s AI Data Cloud, tailored to meet the rigorous technical demands of corporate and enterprise clients. By utilising Snowflake’s advanced data architecture, merchants can transform complex transactional datasets into structured, actionable insights, enabling informed decision-making with enhanced clarity and operational efficiency.
Behind the scenes, the integration with Snowflake’s platform is enhanced by AI-driven processes that optimise PXP’s internal operations and data management capabilities, ensuring efficient and reliable service delivery to joint merchant partners.
The announcement comes at a pivotal time for PXP, as it strives to redefine the payments industry following the recent launch of PXP Unity. Unity is a next-generation technology platform that simplifies commerce, enhances operational efficiency, and provides real-time data insights to its merchant customers. Merchants are able to architect their whole payment ecosystem with granular control that breaks down borders and unifies commerce worldwide.
Salvatore Cicero, group chief technology officer at PXP, added: “This collaboration with Snowflake marks an exciting step forward in how merchants can leverage transactional data to its full potential. By integrating Snowflake’s capabilities into our platform, we are creating a solution that not only redefines payments technology but also delivers practical, near real-time insights that merchants can act on immediately. Our goal is to make payments simpler, smarter, and more connected for businesses of all sizes, and this integration allows us to deliver on that promise in a truly meaningful way.”
This will also allow both businesses to broaden their reach in the fintech space. PXP will strengthen the data-driven insights it provides customers by integrating Snowflake’s SaaS architecture, which provides an additional and unique value proposition to its platform, ensuring a seamless, secure, and efficient data infrastructure.
Commenting on the announcement, Nathan Attrell, industry principal, financial services at Snowflake, said: “Snowflake is proud to be collaborating with PXP to help reduce the complexity of data aggregation and visualisation. Integrating our easy, trusted and connected platform will empower PXP to help its customers unlock the power of near real-time collaboration, adding significant value to merchants of all sizes.”
PXP and Snowflake plan to launch further tools and features to improve user experience and operational efficiency throughout the year.
To find out more about PXP please visit: http://pxp.io/.
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