Connect to your existing systems
Whatever your stack.
Higher profit margin
Consolidate your payment stack.
Keep more of every transaction.
Kody replaces multiple vendors with one connected layer, helping hospitality groups reduce complexity, improve visibility, and retain more margin.
Increase operational efficiency
Eliminate manual work. Capture more revenue.
Kody automatically processes online travel agency virtual credit card and prepaid booking, helping you scale without adding headcount or missing revenue.
Booking.com
Expedia
Agoda
Prepaid Booking
Bulk Charge
Automate
Works with leading payment partners
Automatically post into the property management system
Payments activity
Courtney A.
Booking.com VCC
Booking.com VCC
Posted
Austin B.
Expedia VCC
Posted
Daniel M.
Prepaid booking
Posted
Completed automatically in minutes
One platform
Every way your customers pay
From in-person to online, from guest to back office — Kody unifies your payments, so you can move faster and grow further.
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Recognized customer
Take payment online, by link, or over the phone
Manual key entry
Payment link
Embedded
checkout
Virtual terminal
Flexible payments with installments to grow revenue
Accept every card and wallet
your customers carry
Accepted on every terminal
200+ payment methods,
one integration
Let international customers pay in their own currency and save money
USD
GBP
HKD
CNY
AUD
EUR
Built for your business
Connect to your existing systems and grow without limits
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Capital
Unlock your next revenue opportunity
Access capital to invest in the projects that move your business forward.
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Global Payments Infrastructure that
works wherever you operate.
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UPTIME
PAYMENT METHODS
GLOBAL SUPPORT OFFICES
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Case study
Powering hospitality performance
By consolidating vendors and automating manual work, Langham frees up staff, enhances guest experiences, and drives stronger margins.
Lower operating cost
Stronger net profit margin
More spend per guest
More from Kody customers Less complexity behind every transaction.
Image: Rosewood, Hong Kong · courtesy of Rosewood Hotel Group
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
The world's best hotel chose Kody for its digital transformation
Rosewood Hotel Group, whose Hong Kong flagship was named the world's number one hotel two years running, has chosen Kody to take its documentation fully digital — no printed slips, every signed receipt retrievable in seconds for chargebacks, refunds and audits.
RETAIL
HOSPITALITY
Image: Miniso.com/brand
One of the world's fastest-growing retailers chose Kody to cut the cost of taking payment
MINISO has chosen Kody to bring every payment method under a single vendor. One relationship instead of a separate arrangement for each means better commercial terms on the same sales, less finance time spent reconciling across providers, and more of every transaction staying in the business.
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Kody Group HoldCo Pte. Ltd. (trading as Kody) is an Exempt Private Company Limited by Shares, incorporated in Singapore with UEN 202419889E. The address of the Company's registered office is at the #13-00, Robinson 77, 77 Robinson Road, Central Area, Singapore, 068896. Kody Pay® is a registered trademark of KodyPay Ltd.
Kody partners with Stripe, Inc. and Adyen N.V. to provide financial, payment, and banking services.
Stripe is a registered Money Service Business (MSB) and acts in accordance with applicable federal and state regulations. Payment processing services and banking services are provided by Stripe’s partner banks, which are members of the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation).
Adyen N.V. (member of the European Central Bank, licensed as Credit Institution by De Nederlandsche Bank) is registered in the Netherlands as company number 34259528. Dutch law defines a bank as a credit institution as referred to in Article 4 of the CRR. The CRR defines a credit institution as an undertaking the business of which is (i) to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and (ii) to grant credits for its own account.