Orchestrate Israeli payment gateways (Cardcom, Tranzila, PayMe, Meshulam, iCredit, Pelecard) with unified routing, fallback, and installments (tashlumim). Use when user asks about multi-gateway payment integration, "slikat kartisim", "tashlumim", payment routing, Shva network, BOI Directive 357, gateway comparison, or building a payment abstraction layer for Israeli merchants. Provides unified API patterns, installment handling, Shva clearing rules, and regulatory compliance. Do NOT use for single gateway setup (use cardcom-payment-gateway or tranzila-payment-gateway instead).
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Israeli businesses accepting online payments need to work with local payment gateways like Cardcom, Tranzila, and PayMe. Each provider offers a different API, different report formats, and different terms. Managing multiple payment providers simultaneously is complex, and payment errors directly impact cash flow.
npx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance --skill israeli-payment-orchestrator -a claude-codeI run a small online store in Israel with about 50,000 NIS monthly turnover. Which payment gateway is best for me among Cardcom, Tranzila, and Grow?
I want to offer customers the option to pay in 3 interest-free installments on my website. How do I set this up with a payment gateway and what are the commission costs?
A customer tried to pay on my site but the transaction failed. What are the common reasons for payment failures in Israel and how do I help the customer complete the purchase?
Plan household and personal budgets with Israeli-specific costs, rates, and financial products. Use when user asks about budgeting in Israel, mortgage (mashkanta) calculations, arnona rates, cost of living, takciv, or monthly expense planning. Covers Bank of Israel prime rate, mashkanta tracks, arnona by city, Sal Briut costs, and Israeli household benchmarks.
Navigate the Israeli pension and savings system including pension funds (keren pensia), manager's insurance (bituach menahalim), training funds (keren hishtalmut), and retirement planning. Use when user asks about Israeli pension, "pensia", "keren hishtalmut", retirement savings, "bituach menahalim", pension contributions, or tax benefits from savings. Covers mandatory pension, voluntary savings, and withdrawal rules. Uninformed pension decisions cost hundreds of thousands of NIS over a lifetime. Do NOT provide specific investment recommendations or fund performance comparisons.
Save money in Israel through smart shopping, cashback optimization, subscription auditing, and deal hunting. Covers Zap price comparison, BuyMe strategies, cashback programs, credit card perks, loyalty stacking, seasonal sales, and recurring expense reduction. Helps identify unnecessary subscriptions and maximize savings on everyday purchases.
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