Global payment platform for accepting online, in-app, and in-person payments across cards, wallets, local methods, acquiring, risk, and reporting workflows.
Best for
Mid-market and enterprise merchants or platforms that need global payment-method coverage, custom integration, and unified online and in-person payment operations.
Payment gateway and optional bundled merchant-account service for accepting cards, digital wallets, eCheck payments, recurring billing, invoices, and virtual-terminal transactions.
Best for
US and Canada merchants that want an established gateway for an existing merchant account or a bundled path with hosted forms, recurring billing, and customer profiles.
Global merchant-acquiring and payment platform for ecommerce, in-person payments, alternative methods, fraud management, and enterprise payment operations.
Best for
Established merchants that need broad geographic acquiring coverage and coordinated online and in-person payment services.
Online checkout and payment options for hosted checkout, wallet-heavy selling, payment links, an existing merchant account, and global enterprise commerce.
Compare hosted checkout, payment links, ecommerce plugins, embedded components, and custom APIs based on your team's implementation capacity and desired checkout control.
Model total cost beyond the headline transaction rate, including international cards, currency conversion, disputes, refunds, accelerated payouts, subscriptions, and optional fraud tools.
Confirm supported countries, currencies, payment methods, payout timing, account requirements, dispute workflows, and subscription or marketplace support for your business model.
FAQ
What is the difference between a payment gateway and a payment processor?
A gateway securely passes payment information for authorization, while a processor coordinates the transaction through financial networks and settlement. Many modern providers bundle both functions, so merchants should compare the complete checkout, processing, payout, and dispute workflow.
Should merchants choose a processor based on transaction rate alone?
No. Payment-method coverage, checkout conversion, international fees, payout timing, dispute handling, fraud controls, reliability, integration effort, and support can matter as much as the published domestic card rate.
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