Built for the businesses others decline.
If a payment platform flagged you, froze you or never let you in, you’re in the right place. These are the models we know best — and if yours isn’t listed, tell us how it works.
Nutraceuticals & supplements
Straight sale, subscription and continuity models with clean disclosures and fulfilment records.
CBD & hemp
Hemp-derived products sold online or in store, with the lab reports and compliance documentation banks expect.
Telehealth & wellness
Provider-led care models, memberships and wellness programs built around clear consent and billing.
Subscription & continuity
Recurring billing with transparent terms, cancellation flows and the descriptors that keep disputes down.
High-ticket e-commerce
Larger average tickets, higher volumes and the reserve structures that make them bankable.
Coaching & education
Programs, courses and masterminds with high-ticket enrollments and payment plans.
Travel & hospitality
Future-delivery risk handled with the right acquiring partners and delivery-timing disclosures.
Credit repair
Where card acceptance is restricted or impractical, e-check can be an option — subject to applicable law and bank approval.
Debt collection
Collect by check without the mail, with limits set around your bank’s requirements.
Insurance & financial services
Premiums and recurring payments by e-check, with limits set to manage deposit risk.
B2B & professional services
Invoices and retainers paid by check, deposited the same day instead of waiting on the post.
Something else?
If a platform declined you, tell us how the business works. We review every complete file.
Every account is subject to underwriting and the requirements of our acquiring partners and the card networks. Some products and business practices cannot be supported by any acquirer; we will tell you plainly if yours is one of them.
Don’t see your industry?
Tell us how your business works. A specialist reviews every complete application and maps out your options.
Submitting an application starts a review. It is not a promise of approval.