Payment Gateways
A payment gateway is an online service provider that connects an electronic shopping cart or virtual terminal/POS to an electronic payment processor. It is your gateway to the rest of the payments infrastructure that allows you to accept electronic forms of payment.
The main function of a gateway is to pass authorization, payments, and settlement data securely to and from the merchant's website to the merchant's processor. The merchant processor in turn connects to the card association (or "network"), which connects to the card issuing bank. The articles in this section explain more about the participants in the payments ecosystem, and put gateways in the right context.
- What is a Payment Gateway?
- This article introduces payment gateways.
- Selecting and Signing Up for a Payment Gateway
- Explains how you can go about choosing a gateway that right for your needs
- Managing Payment Gateways
- This article discusses managing payment gateways.
- Supported Payment Gateways
- This article discusses supported payment gateways.
- Adyen Gateway
- Adyen Integration v2.0
- Amazon Pay Gateway
- Authorize.net Gateway
- BlueSnap Gateway
- Braintree Gateway
- CardConnect Gateway
- Chase Orbital Payment Gateway
- Checkout.com payment gateway integration
- CyberSource Payment Gateway
- First Data Gateway
- First Data UCom Gateway
- GMO Payment Gateway
- GoCardless Gateway
- Ingenico ePayments Gateway
- Ingenico ePayments GlobalCollect
- IP Payments Gateway
- Merchant e-Solutions
- Moneris (eSelectPLUS Canada)
- PayPal Adaptive Payments Gateway
- PayPal Payflow Pro, Website Payments Payflow Edition, Website Pro Payment Gateway
- PrimeiroPay gateway integration
- Qvalent Quick Gateway
- Vantiv Payment Gateway
- Worldpay Payment Gateway
- Gateway Reconciliation
- Describes gateway reconciliation and explains how to configure and view a reconciliation job
- Verifying Credit Card Gateway Options
- Describes how to verify credit card gateway options