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FlossPay isn’t just code—it’s a kernel-inspired, enterprise-grade payments aggregator infrastructure.
Built for total transparency, auditability, and contributor empowerment.
FlossPay is being built in public, phase by phase, following a rigorous roadmap.
- Current status: Foundation (UPI rail, core infra, audit, modularity)
- Upcoming: More payment rails, full test/ops/CI/CD, SRE/observability, and cloud-grade production features.
Want details on what’s shipped and what’s planned? 👉 See the full Roadmap & Phases
Note: All advanced features are transparently roadmapped, not hidden or exaggerated. Community feedback and PRs always welcome!
FlossPay gives indie merchants and MSMEs the core of a $ 30,000+ enterprise payments backend—completely free, open, and auditable. Avoid SaaS lock-in, build custom rails, pass audits, and launch with confidence. UPI today, cards/wallets/crypto tomorrow—on your terms, not your vendor’s.
One modular stack, all rails—no vendor lock-in.
FlossPay gives indie merchants and MSMEs the core of a $30,000+ enterprise payments backend—completely free, open, and auditable. Avoid SaaS lock-in, build custom rails, pass audits, and launch with confidence. UPI today, cards/wallets/crypto tomorrow—on your terms, not your vendor’s.
- Bank-grade resilience: Async-first, immutable ledger, fully auditable, Linux-inspired governance
- Open for all: Indie merchants, MSMEs, SaaS, and devs—no lock-in, no black-boxes, 100% FLOSS
- Security as default: PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC2 mapped—compliance isn’t optional, it’s built-in
- Pluggable Rails: Start with UPI, expand to Cards, Wallets, Net-Banking, and even Crypto (see roadmap)
- Contributor-driven: Peer review, transparent standards, and a living, community-first wiki
Current:
- UPI Rail: Fully hardened, tested, and audit-ready
Coming Soon:
- Card Rail: (Visa, Mastercard, RuPay; credit & debit)
- Wallet Rail: (Paytm, AmazonPay, PhonePe, etc.)
- Net-Banking Rail: (IMPS, NEFT, RTGS support)
- Crypto Rail: (plug-in module for on-chain payments)
- BNPL / PayLater Rail
- Custom rails: Easily add your own microservice connector
All new rails are implemented as modular, plug-and-play services.
No vendor lock-in. No need to rewrite the core stack.
- Deep dives on architecture, design choices, and SRE ops
- API docs, security/compliance guides, and real-world deployment patterns
- Community and contributor handbook, roadmap, RFCs, and advanced troubleshooting
- Indie merchants & MSMEs who want control over payments infrastructure
- Startups & SaaS founders building custom payment flows or launching in new geos
- Open-source enthusiasts and fintech hackers
- Anyone tired of black-box payment APIs and high SaaS fees
- Vision & Philosophy
- Architecture Deep Dive
- API Reference & Usage
- Deployment & Operations
- Security, Audit & Compliance
- Contributor Guide
- Governance & Maintainers
- Roadmap & RFCs
- FAQ & Troubleshooting
This wiki is always evolving. PRs, edits, and new pages welcome!
FlossPay: UPI today, Cards/Wallets/Crypto tomorrow—always open, always yours.
FlossPay is MIT Licensed.
© 2024-25 David Grace & FlossPay Contributors.
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This documentation follows Linux Foundation and CNCF governance models.
All feedback is welcome!
- 🏠 Home
- 🛣️ Roadmap Of Upcoming Phases
- 📡 API Reference & Usage
- 🏗️ Architecture Deep Dive
- 🚀 Deployment & Operations
- 🔒 Security Audit & Compliance
- 🤝 Contributor Guide
- 🏛️ Governance & Maintainers
- 🛣️ Roadmap & RFCs
- 🌍 Vision & Philosophy
- ❓ FAQ & Troubleshooting
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This documentation is a living resource. PRs, edits, and contributions are welcome!