Payment provider status, on one page.
What Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Worldpay and 16 other payment and billing providers are telling the world about their own health right now – aggregated from their public status surfaces. Green means self-reported green: status pages lag and under-report, which is why we studied what these pages actually disclose.
Active incidents
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All providers
Incident history archive →Each card shows the live self-reported state plus what that provider's public history looks like – from our transparency study. Where history exists its depth varies 350-fold, and where a provider publishes nothing machine-readable, we say so rather than guess.
254-day visible history · API lives on its legacy domain; the current status page exposes none
provider status page →504-day visible history (ANZ region) · global status page is access-restricted
provider status page →no incident history published · component status via PayPal's shared platform
provider status page →How this works – and what it can't tell you
We poll each provider's public status surface (the standard status-page API where one exists; Adyen's and PayPal's own APIs otherwise) and cache the result for 60 seconds. Every state on this page is what the provider chose to publish. Three providers publish nothing machine-readable, so they are marked "not verifiable" rather than guessed at; PayPal exposes component states but no incident detail.
This page can't see incidents providers haven't posted, can't compare reliability across providers, and inherits every limitation documented in the study – including its open dataset (CC BY 4.0) if you want the history behind the live view. What it's for: one radar instead of nineteen tabs during an incident, with the self-reporting caveat kept visibly attached.
Status pages tell you what providers admit. PayRes maps what your payment stack actually depends on – and how much revenue each dependency carries – so an incident on this page becomes "these three flows are exposed", not a guessing game.
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