Software guide

White-label payment gateway for operators and PSPs

A white-label gateway lets you offer online payments to your own merchants under your name. You sign the merchants and set the prices; the platform runs the checkout, the risk checks and the payouts.

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What shoppers see

A hosted checkout with an order summary, methods grouped by type, a countdown while they approve on their phone, and a receipt at the end. It follows the merchant's language and your brand.

What merchants get

Payment links with quantity, questions, suggested amounts and promo codes, plus QR and conversion per link. Invoices, subscriptions, refunds, disputes, reports and scheduled payouts. Developers get an API, signed notifications and libraries for Node.js, Python and PHP.

What you run

Merchant onboarding and business checks, a review queue for risky payments, your own fee plans and settlement. You connect the methods each market uses, through the partners you have agreements with.

What to check before you buy

  • Hosted checkout under your brand
  • Business checks before a merchant goes live
  • Risk rules with a review queue
  • Fee plans per merchant
  • Signed webhooks and a sandbox
  • Payout reports you can reconcile

Inside the product

One platform behind every screen.

Shoppers pay on a hosted page in your brand, with the methods people use in their own country.

See it in the product

Questions buyers ask

What is a white-label payment gateway?

A gateway you run as your own product: your brand, your merchants and your prices, on software supplied by a technology partner.

Is a gateway the same as an acquirer?

No. The gateway carries the payment; card acquiring comes from an acquirer you have an agreement with.

Can it run alone?

Yes. The gateway is its own product with its own price.

See it in your own brand

Ask for the demo and your logins come by email, or build a priced proposal in 10 minutes.