Booking
Configure the customer journey and the information this workflow needs.
Airlines
Bring every payment journey into view.
Coordinate agent, supplier and passenger payment flows through one configurable operating layer.
In short
Airlines move money across agents, suppliers and passengers in several currencies at once, often well before or long after the flight itself. Flowmynt brings those flows into one operating layer with payouts, virtual cards, FX and settlement tracking. Every payment stays linked to the booking behind it.
What you can configure
- Payouts
- Virtual Cards
- FX
- Settlement
- Booking-level Reconciliation
How it works
Supplier payment
Connect the applicable financial products and supported providers.
Settlement
Bring transaction updates and exceptions into the operating workflow.
Reconcile
Link records to reporting, settlement and reconciliation.
Clear responsibilities. Connected operations.
Flowmynt software
Shape customer journeys, configure provider connections and bring transaction information into the operating workflow.
Supported providers
Deliver the underlying financial services within the markets, methods and terms supported by each provider.
Integration requirements
Define your airlines use case, required markets and methods, provider agreements, customer journeys and operating controls.
Common questions
What is booking-level reconciliation?
Booking-level reconciliation matches payment, settlement and refund records back to an individual booking rather than only to a daily total. That makes agent commissions, supplier costs, refunds and chargebacks traceable to the itinerary that created them.
How do virtual cards help airline payments?
Virtual cards let an airline pay suppliers and handle disruption costs with a single-use credential carrying its own limits and controls. Each card links to the booking or cost event, which makes downstream reconciliation and dispute handling far simpler.
Build the money movement platform your business actually needs.
Start with what you need today. Add more as your markets, products and operations grow.