Firemap

One real-time view of payment provider health, outages and incidents aggregated across the global payments ecosystem.

Last 30 days status Last 60 days status Last 90 days status

How Firemap works

Categories

Missing a Provider?

Request any provider and we'll add it to our monitoring.

Incidents in the last 30 days

Degraded 28 Oct 03:30

Degraded 28 Oct 03:15

Degraded 28 Oct 03:13

Outage 28 Oct 03:04

Degraded 28 Oct 03:03

Outage 28 Oct 02:14

Degraded 28 Oct 01:49

Outage 28 Oct 00:53

Degraded 28 Oct 00:36

Current status

Updated just now. Aggregated status of all payment providers tracked by PayAtlas, based on their latest status updates.

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Firemap FAQ

What is Firemap?

Firemap watches the public status pages of the payment providers listed on PayAtlas and brings what they report into one place.

It does not replace a provider status page — it reads it, so you can follow the whole ecosystem at once.

Where does the status data come from?

Every status comes from the provider's own status page or its feed, read automatically.

Nothing is entered by hand, so a provider that has not reported an incident is shown as operational.

How often is it updated?

Each tracked status page is checked about every five minutes.

The numbers on this page are at most a few minutes behind what the provider last published.

What do Operational, Degraded and Outage mean?

Operational means the provider reports normal operation, Degraded means partial or reduced service, and Outage means a major disruption.

The wording belongs to the provider; Firemap maps it onto these states so that providers can be read side by side.

Resolved marks an incident the provider has closed; hovering it shows when it was resolved.

What does the status bar show?

One column per day. Red and yellow show the outage and degradation incidents providers reported that day, measured against the busiest day of the last 90 days: that day fills its whole column, and a quieter day fills it in proportion.

The rest of each column is green, so a fully green column is a day with no reported incidents.

A provider is missing. Can it be added?

Yes. Request the provider and it joins the monitoring as soon as its status page is found.

Providers already listed on PayAtlas are picked up on their own once they publish a status page.

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