Hey there, the article was definitely an interesting read, although at times it felt less like a tutorial and more like a developer endurance test in disguise. I’m fairly new to this field, and payment integrations used to be a constant source of frustration for us until we introduced
https://solidgate.com/dispute-representment/ into our backend stack. Initially, I assumed that working with a single payment provider would cover all our needs, but dealing with declines, regional inconsistencies, and endless configuration issues quickly turned into a draining process that noticeably affected our conversion rates. After moving to this platform, the onboarding time for new providers dropped from several weeks to just a few days, and within the first month we could already see a clear improvement in payment success rates, which honestly felt almost effortless compared to what we had before. Have you ever found yourself stitching together multiple SDKs just to get a basic checkout running properly, and did it actually seem worth all that effort before switching to a more unified solution?
