They’re modular components that run alongside the platform, adding new logic, endpoints, or workflows to support specific business needs. Instead of reinventing the wheel or building custom features from scratch, you can plug in what you need and keep everything else stable, scalable, and secure.
Plugins are premium features currently available only to Enterprise customers. Each plugin is licensed separately.
In Midaz, we use plugins to let you:
  • Handle real-time payments with Pix
  • Apply dynamic fees and taxes using the Fees Engine
  • Manage the full lifecycle of Lerian applications with Lifecycle Management
  • Enrich customer data via CRM
  • Add custom logic and APIs with internal tools like the Access Manager
And much more, all without touching the platform’s core engine.

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Why we designed it this way

Midaz was built to be composable. That means everything runs as independent services that talk to each other, including plugins. This gives you:
  • Flexibility: Add, update, or remove plugins without downtime
  • Separation of concerns: Business-specific logic lives in the plugin, not the core
  • Better control: Each plugin has its own versioning, deployment, and monitoring
  • Safe evolution: The platform can grow without breaking your integrations

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What a plugin can do

A plugin can:
  • Expose new APIs.
  • Persist and transform data.
  • Run background jobs and scheduled tasks.
  • React to events (like new transactions or ledger updates).
  • Define its own configuration, rules, and access policies.
As long as it follows Midaz’s interface contract and authentication model, it can integrate just like a native feature.
You can think of plugins as microservices with a clear purpose, designed to feel native to the rest of the platform, but built to evolve independently.

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Building your own plugin

We provide deployment guides and design standards to help partners and internal teams build plugins that are reliable, secure, and easy to maintain. You’ll find the tools you need in the Partners Hub.
If you’re interested in building or enabling a plugin, talk to a Lerian representative. We’ll help you evaluate, license, and deploy the right setup for your use case.