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From manual reconciliations to daily automated monitoring over $28B COP monthly
improvement in operational efficiency
daily active reconciliations
COP monthly under structural control
ePayco by Davivienda is Colombia’s leading payment gateway. It processes multiple payment methods in a demanding operational environment, integrating franchises, acquirers, digital wallets, and banking agents. It manages significant monthly TPV volumes with traceability, settlement, and continuous financial control requirements.
ePayco operated with 7 payment methods and 21 transactional sources alongside franchises, acquirers, and providers. Growth in volume and diversity demanded a control model that could scale without increasing headcount.
Processes taking up to one week of manual validations with high risk of undetected errors.
Provisions and payments were managed monthly, with no daily visibility into pending items.
Manual reviews of up to 8 hours per method to detect discrepancies in charged commissions.
Growth demanded greater traceability, documentation, and accounting support under IFRS.
ePayco transformed its reconciliation with measurable results in efficiency, control, and scalability.
ePayco implemented Simetrik as its central financial control platform, building an automated and preventive model. 21 sources were integrated, 30 reports automated, and 37 daily reconciliations activated with continuous T+2 visibility.
ePayco manages multiple franchises, acquirers, and providers with different settlement schemes. Simetrik structured control across 4 domains, with no manual processes or fragmented logic.
Daily reconciliation validating processed TPV vs. settlements received for each payment method and provider.
Management of settlements, provisions, and provider payments under a T+2 model, with full traceability.
Automated comparison between agreed conditions and amounts charged by processors and payment networks.
Identification and tracking of chargebacks, held transactions, duplicates, and operational discrepancies.