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The right gateway depends on how your business takes payments.

Online checkout, keyed payments, recurring billing and payments connected to your software each ask something different of a gateway. RevitPay sets up the gateway around how you take payments and supports the processing behind it.

No upfront cost.No obligation to switch processors.

  1. Payment experienceWhere your customer pays, or where your team takes the payment.
  2. GatewayCarries the payment from that experience to processing.
  3. ProcessingAuthorization, settlement and reporting.
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The gateway layer

The layer between the payment and the processing.

A gateway is the infrastructure that connects the way a payment is taken to the processing behind it. Different ways of taking a payment reach it differently.

Payment experience
  • Online checkout

    A customer pays on your site or a payment form.

  • Keyed or remote payment

    Your team enters a payment taken by phone or mail.

  • Recurring schedule

    A customer is billed again on a set schedule.

  • Software-connected payment

    The payment starts in software you already use.

Gateway

Gateway

Receives the payment, secures the payment details for transmission and passes the request on.

Set up around how you take payments.

Processing

Processing

  • Authorization request to the issuer
  • Settlement and reporting

Processing relationship: RevitPay

Why the setup varies

Different payments ask different things of a gateway.

Most businesses take payments in more than one of these ways. Each has its own page.

Online checkoutEcommerce and payment forms

The gateway sits behind the checkout your customer uses, so it has to work with your platform.

See Online Payments

Keyed and remotePhone and mail payments

Someone on your team enters the payment in a browser. There is no checkout page in between.

See Virtual Terminal

RecurringSubscriptions and billing schedules

The same customer is charged again on a schedule, so billing settings matter as much as the first payment.

See Recurring Billing

Software-connectedThe software you already use

The payment starts in your existing software and needs to show up there afterward.

See Integrations
How RevitPay sets it up

Start with how you take payments. The gateway follows.

RevitPay looks at how your business takes payments before recommending a gateway setup. The same account team supports the processing behind it.

  1. 1

    Your requirements

    Payment channels, existing software, recurring or keyed payments and, where they apply, underwriting requirements.

  2. 2

    Payment environment

    Where each payment starts and what it has to connect to.

  3. 3

    Gateway configuration

    The gateway is set up for that environment.

  4. 4

    Processing

    The merchant account, the reporting and the person you call.

RevitGate

RevitPay’s branded payment gateway.

RevitPay sets up RevitGate where it fits the way a business takes payments.

Online payments
Checkout and payment forms.
Keyed payments
Remote payments entered through the Virtual Terminal.
Recurring billing
Billing schedules for repeat payments.
Reporting
Transaction and settlement reporting.

Gateway configuration can vary based on your software, payment flow and processing requirements.

Start Your Payment Review

Tell us about your business. We’ll follow up within one business day to start your Payment Review.

Meet the RevitPay Team (888) 557-0999

sales@revitpay.com · 6120 Parkland Blvd Suite 202, Cleveland, OH 44124

Tell us about your business. We’ll look at what you pay today before recommending any change.
No upfront cost. No obligation to switch processors.

Thank you. A RevitPay specialist will follow up within one business day to start your Payment Review.

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