Published on: 20 May 2025
At Rad Connections, building multivendor platforms isn't just about adding sellers — it’s about creating a fully modular, scalable, and maintainable architecture that can handle thousands of vendors, millions of products, and flexible transaction logic.
Modular Marketplace Architecture
Using Laravel’s service container and package-based structure, we isolate major features such as vendor dashboards, commission engines, product imports, and payment flows into separate modules. Each module can be tested, deployed, and updated independently.
- 📦 Vendor Core: Handles authentication, profile, KYC, payout settings
- 🛍️ Product Engine: Bulk import, stock sync, variants, SEO-ready listings
- 💸 Commission Engine: Flat rates, tiered models, per-category rules
- 🏦 Payment Splitter: Stripe Connect / PayPal Adaptive / Manual overrides
- 📊 Admin Insights: Live revenue, product analytics, churn dashboards
Real Vendor Management
We built a full vendor onboarding system, complete with dynamic KYC checks, GDPR compliance, and tier-based access. Vendors manage their own stock, orders, and promotions — while admins get full visibility and control over the ecosystem.
Payment Flow at Scale
We support live split payments via Stripe Connect, PayPal, and even local banking APIs in EU and MENA regions. Refunds, chargebacks, and tax handling are abstracted behind Laravel Services and Jobs.
"Our Laravel multivendor architecture now supports over 2.5 million products and 100K+ monthly transactions, with 99.99% uptime." — DevOps Team @ Rad Connections
Bonus: Online Theme Editor
We integrated a live theme editor using Tailwind + Blade components, so vendors can instantly customize their store front without touching code — all changes are saved as theme snapshots with rollback support.
Conclusion
Scalable marketplaces require far more than multi-auth and CRUDs. We built RadCore to handle true complexity — and it’s evolving every month. Whether you’re building for B2B, retail, dropshipping, or hybrid models, Laravel can do it — if you architect it right.
