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# Overview
Our Platforms solution enables platforms and fintechs to scale their operations by creating a network of SubMerchants, managing their payment flows, and capturing revenue from every transaction (if desired).
Key aspects include:
* [x] Smooth SubMerchant onboarding.
* [x] Scalable deposit creation.
* [x] All parties are aware and accountable of their own balance by providing real-time fidelity and transparency.
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#### Get in touch
If you consider that your business may be suitable for this solution get in touch with your Account Manager or a Sales representative!
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### Build the solution
We count with several APIs for helping Platfoms upscale their SubMerchant creation and management. By clicking in the cards below you will find specific pages with information on those topics.
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