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Before making transactions through Orchestra, you need to connect at least one payment provider. Orchestra supports gateways including Stripe, Adyen, Worldpay, Authorize.net, and more.
Need a gateway we don’t support? Request an integration. We add new providers at no cost within 2-4 weeks.

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Prerequisites

  • An Orchestra account (sign up here)
  • A payment gateway account with API credentials

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Add a Provider

1

Navigate to Payment Gateway Accounts

In the Orchestra portal, go to Payment Gateway Account > Create.
2

Configure the Connection

Fill in the required fields:
FieldDescription
NameA unique identifier for this gateway account (e.g., “stripe-test”, “adyen-production”). Used in API calls to specify which gateway to use.
Username(Create only) Optionally assign this gateway account to a specific user. If blank, the account is available to all users.
Payment Gateway NameSelect your payment provider from the dropdown
CredentialsProvider-specific fields appear after selecting a gateway. Enter your API credentials from your gateway’s dashboard.
The credentials fields change based on the gateway you select. Common fields include API keys, terminal IDs, merchant IDs, and secret keys.
3

Save

Click Save. Your provider is now connected and ready for transactions.

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Gateway Credentials

Each gateway requires different credentials. Here are examples for common providers:
  • API Key: Your Stripe secret key (starts with sk_test_ or sk_live_)
Find these in your Stripe Dashboard under Developers > API Keys.
  • Merchant Account: Your merchant account name
  • Username and Password: Your Adyen username and password
  • Company Name: Your company name in Adyen
Find these in your Adyen Customer Area under Developers > API credentials.
  • SecurenetId: Your unique merchant identifier for WorldPay’s API.
  • SecureNetKey: Your API authentication key for WorldPay backend configurations.
Find these in your Worldpay Virtual Terminal under Settings > Key Management (or Settings > Obtain Secure Key).

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Test vs Production Credentials

Always use test/sandbox credentials during development. Production credentials will process real transactions.
Most gateways provide separate test and production credentials:
EnvironmentUse For
Test/SandboxDevelopment, testing, CI/CD
Production/LiveReal customer transactions
When you’re ready to go live, create a new Payment Gateway Account with your production credentials. You can keep both test and production accounts configured and reference them by name in your API calls.

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Next Steps

Generate API Key

Create credentials for API access

Quickstart

Make your first charge