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ACTTRAQ

Company

Canadian-headquartered. Globally deployed.

We build the infrastructure that turns the authorization moment into revenue — for the banks that issue the cards, the merchants that accept them, and the brands that want to reach the people holding them.

Why we exist

The most valuable second in payments was going unused.

Card portfolios generate one of the richest behavioural datasets in existence, and almost none of it is acted on while it still means something. The tooling that does exist works in batches, days later, one bank at a time. We built the opposite: a layer that operates at the authorization moment, across institutions, with the intelligence compounding as more of them join.

How we work

Four things we hold to.

  • Verified beats inferred

    A purchase that happened is worth more than a signal that suggests one might. Everything we build starts from the transaction, not from a proxy for it.

  • Never in the approval path

    We observe and act alongside authorization, never inside it. Nothing the platform does can decline, delay or alter a payment. That constraint is deliberate and permanent.

  • Shared intelligence, isolated data

    Institutions benefit from each other's patterns without seeing each other's cardholders. If those two things cannot both be true, the product is wrong.

  • Deploy on rails that already exist

    No rip-and-replace, no new hardware, no re-architecture. Infrastructure that demands a transformation programme does not get adopted.

Where we operate

Built in Canada, hardened in Latin America.

The hardest version of this problem is multi-processor, multi-currency and multi-country — which is exactly where the platform grew up. That is why the same integration model ports cleanly to markets that are structurally simpler.

  • 10+

    Countries with live deployments

  • 30+

    Countries reachable on existing connectivity

  • 200+

    Loyalty programmes operated

  • Zero

    Client losses since inception

Come and take a look at the machinery.

We would rather show you the platform than talk about it.