Online payments
NMI payment gateway with a merchant account, set up by Stratamize
What NMI is and is not, the merchant account behind it, and what we set up: virtual terminal, card on file, recurring billing, invoicing and checkout.
Online payments
Payment gateway for small business: NMI or Authorize.net, set up with your merchant account
NMI and Authorize.net gateways set up by Stratamize with the merchant account behind them: website checkout, invoicing, recurring billing, virtual terminal.
A gateway and a merchant account, set up together.
A payment gateway is the software that takes a card payment from your website, your invoices or your keyboard and sends it for approval. A merchant account is the account that settles that money to you. You need both, and most providers sell them separately. We set up NMI and Authorize.net gateways with the merchant account behind them in one application, so each page below answers the questions merchants ask us about one way of getting paid online and explains what we set up.
- NMI or Authorize.net, set up with your merchant account
- Virtual terminal, invoicing, recurring billing and website checkout
- Transparent pricing in writing: the gateway fee and processing quoted together