NEW Buy the gateway outright — financing available

Own the
gateway.
Keep the revenue.

Stop renting your rails. SurePay is a full payment gateway — sold to ISOs and ISVs as an asset you own outright, with the source code, the merchants and 100% of the recurring revenue.

Certified & connected

PCI LEVEL 1 TRANSIT OMAHA / NORTH PAYA · NUVEI MICROSOFT AZURE PAX · DEJAVOO · VALOR APPLE PAY · GOOGLE PAY NACHA ACH EMV · P2PE
01 — The difference

Most gateways rent you
a revenue stream.

We sell you one. Same merchants, same processors — a fundamentally different position on your balance sheet.

The usual deal

You rent the rails

  • The processor keeps a share of every basis point you earn.
  • Your merchant data lives on someone else’s platform.
  • Roadmap and release cadence are set for you.
  • Nothing on the balance sheet when you go to sell the book.

The SurePay deal

You own the rails

  • You keep 100% of transaction fees and recurring revenue.
  • Self-hosted, with the source code and the data in your hands.
  • Your brand end to end — portal, hosted pages, invoices, apps.
  • A financing plan sized for an ISO or ISV balance sheet.
Of transaction fees
0%
Kept by you, not shared upstream.
Certified platforms
0
TransIT, Omaha/North and Paya/Nuvei.
Capabilities shipped
0
Every one listed in the feature matrix.
Uptime target
99.999%
Multi-region, geo-replicated Azure.

Merchant counts, processing volume and customer references are available under NDA on a scoping call.

02 — Mobile

A merchant’s phone,
a full terminal

Native iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase. Card, ACH and paper cheques — captured anywhere the merchant works.

A workshop owner taking a card payment on the SurePay mobile app.
Capturing the front of a paper cheque in the SurePay app.
A decline showing the real host response code.
Biometric sign-in on the SurePay app.
03 — Card present

Your app, running
on their counter

PAX, Dejavoo and Valor hardware running a native SurePay application — with the disclosure built into the flow.

SurePay running on a countertop payment terminal in a retail shop.
Selecting credit, debit, EBT, cash or ACH on the terminal.
Tap, insert or swipe prompt with the surcharge shown.
An approved transaction on the terminal.
04 — The portal

One view over
the whole book

Every ISO, sub-ISO, merchant and device in one hierarchy — with card and ACH activity side by side.

Live demo — click the sidebar and filters

surepay.co/transactions

Transactions

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05 — The platform

One gateway,
every channel

Card present, e-commerce, MOTO, invoicing, mobile and recurring — under one merchant record.

Gateway & RESTful API

The core every other surface calls. Tokenization, routing, settlement and webhooks — documented in Swagger with working code samples, OAuth 2 and browser-side payment tokens.

Read the developer docs

Invoicing & recurring

Email or SMS delivery, auto reminders, stored customers, scheduled charges.

ACH & bank clearing

Full ACH via Paya/Nuvei with real-time account validation, plus Check 21.

Hosted pages & buttons

Drop-in checkout and pay-by-text that keep card data off merchant systems.

Fraud & risk controls

AVS, CVV2, Kount screening, 3DS via PAAY and BIN blocking by class or entry method.

06 — Merchant economics

Three ways to change
who carries the cost

Pricing programs are how your merchants compete. All three run card-present and card-not-present.

Surcharging

A fee added to credit transactions, with BIN validation so it never lands on a debit card.

Cash discount

A lower posted price for cash. Runs on terminals, hosted pages and invoices.

Dual pricing

Card price and cash price shown side by side, so the choice sits with the cardholder.

Comparison pointSurcharging Cash discountDual pricing
What the merchant doesAdds a credit feeLower price for cashBoth prices shown
Who absorbs the costCredit cardholderCard payerCard payer
What the cardholder seesFee line at checkoutOne posted priceTwo posted prices
Debit kept compliant byBIN validation
Certified onTransIT · OmahaTransIT · OmahaTransIT · Omaha

Whichever program runs, the fee and any tip are itemized on screen before the cardholder confirms.

08 — Coverage

Three certifications. Chosen per merchant.

Route each merchant to the platform that fits, rather than locking the whole portfolio to one.

TransIT

TSYS / Global
  • Retail, MOTO, restaurant, e-comm
  • EMV contact & contactless
  • PIN debit, EBT and cash back
  • Level 2 and Level 3 data
  • Apple Pay, Google Pay, Tap on Phone

Omaha / North

Fiserv
  • e-Commerce
  • Credit and signature debit
  • Gateway-initiated batch close
  • AVS and CVV2 verification
  • Full REST API coverage

Paya / Nuvei

Bank clearing
  • Retail, MOTO, restaurant, e-comm
  • ACH sale, return and void
  • Mobile check imaging (Check 21)
  • Real-time account validation
  • Debit authorization capture

You are buying the source code.

It matters what the source code is.

Backend
.NET 10
Frontend
Angular 21
Mobile
Flutter 3.24
Terminals
Kotlin 2.4
Cloud
Azure
09 — Trust

PCI Level 1,
and what sits behind it

Two layers: protecting the platform you now own, and protecting the merchants running on it.

Platform security

The estate

  • Azure RSA-HSM 2048 encryption, keys in Key Vault and never in application code.
  • Transparent Data Encryption at rest on every database.
  • Azure Sentinel SIEM across regions, fed by Log Analytics.
  • Duo two-factor and endpoint security on every server.
  • No public RDP — Bastion and point-to-site VPN only.

Merchant fraud protection

The transaction

  • AVS (full and partial) and CVV2 with configurable thresholds.
  • Kount real-time authorization screening.
  • 3DS via PAAY on supported platforms.
  • BIN blocking by card class and entry method.
  • GEO blocking at the infrastructure layer.

PCI Level 1 compliant. Kount and PAAY require their own agreements; Apple Pay, Google Pay and Account Updater require card-brand registration.

10 — Questions

The ones that come up
on every first call

If yours is not here, ask it on the scoping call — or email it and we will answer in writing.

Ready to own
your gateway?

A scoping call covers your portfolio, processor mix and pricing programs. You leave knowing what ownership would cost you.