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Payment gateway
Choosing, integrating or white-labelling the gateway that connects your website or platform to payment providers.
- Choosing a gateway
- Integration
- White-label options
What it is and who it's for
A payment gateway passes payment details from a checkout to the providers that process them. Merchants choose and integrate one; payment businesses may offer one under their own brand.
Your route
Choose and integrate
Choosing
Gateways that connect to the providers and methods you need.
Integrating
Connecting the gateway to your website, platform or app.
Testing
Checking payments, refunds and reporting before going live.
White-label
What white-label means
A gateway offered to merchants under your brand.
What to decide
The provider, the licence position and the agreements behind it.
Launching
Branding, merchant onboarding and support.
Features to compare
- Payment methodsCards and the other methods your clients use.Details
- CheckoutHow the payment page looks and works.Details
- RoutingSending payments to more than one provider.Details
- Risk toolsScreening payments for fraud.Details
- ReportingSeeing payments, refunds and settlements.Details
Payment methods
Cards and the other methods your clients use.
What to look at
Which cards, wallets and local methods the gateway supports, and in which markets.
Checkout
How the payment page looks and works.
What to look at
Hosted pages, embedded forms or an API, and how each fits your website or app.
Routing
Sending payments to more than one provider.
What to look at
Whether the gateway can route payments between providers by method, market or availability.
Risk tools
Screening payments for fraud.
What to look at
The fraud screening and authentication the gateway offers, and how rules are set.
Reporting
Seeing payments, refunds and settlements.
What to look at
The reports, exports and reconciliation the gateway provides.
How it works
- 1ConsultationWe talk through what you need, where you operate and what you already have in place.
- 2PlanYou receive a plan that sets out the steps, the documents and the parties involved, so you can decide how to proceed.
- 3Set-upWe prepare the applications and documents with you and coordinate with the providers involved.
- 4Ongoing supportAfter set-up, we stay available for renewals, changes and questions.
What providers ask for
Before going live, most providers review:
- The merchant or company documents
- The website or platform and its policies
- The payment flows and expected volumes
- Security of the integration
Frequently asked questions
Still have a question?
Talk to usHow long does it take?
It depends on the jurisdiction, the provider and the documents involved. We give you an estimate for the gateway after the consultation.
What does it cost?
Costs depend on the jurisdiction and on the services you choose. We set them out for the gateway after the consultation, before any work starts.
Do I need to travel?
Some steps can be completed remotely and others need you in person. We tell you which applies to your case before you start.
Used in these set-ups
What comes next
Each service leads to the next: the structure, then the accounts, then the payments and the licence.
Next step
Payment institution licence
A licence to provide payment services without issuing electronic money.
- Forex licenceA licence to offer forex and related trading services.
- Crypto licenceThe licence or registration crypto-asset services require.
Plan your payment gateway
Talk to us- IncorporationForming a company or foundation, and keeping it in good standing.Talk to us
- BankingBusiness and personal accounts, and accepting payments.Talk to us
- LicensingFinancial licences for regulated activities.Talk to us
- InvestmentsOpening investment accounts for a company or for yourself.Talk to us