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Eight ways to get paid. One partner behind them.
Most businesses arrive needing one of these and end up using three. They are set up and looked after by one partner and one named person, and paid out to your bank account.
Taking the payment
Where the money comes in. Pick the ones that match how you actually sell; nothing here requires the others.
Online payments
A checkout on your site, built against our SDK on your developer's schedule.
See online payments →Card machines and terminals
Countertop, portable and mobile. Supplied, replaced and supported by us, on terms that do not run longer than you agreed.
See the devices →Tap to Pay on your phone
The phone already in your pocket becomes the card machine. Nothing to buy, nothing to charge, nothing to lose in a van.
See Tap to Pay →Payment methods
Cards, wallets and Direct Debit, with Open Banking coming. Which ones are worth turning on depends on who is paying you, and it is not always all of them.
See payment methods →Getting paid on time
Where most of the pain actually is. The money is owed; the problem is when it arrives. Subscriptions is one engine, and Direct Debit and card are the rails it runs on.
Invoicing
A pay button on the invoice you already send, with the reference attached so the payment reconciles itself instead of arriving as an unmatched bank line.
See invoicing →Subscriptions
One engine for plans and memberships, collecting by card, Direct Debit or SEPA, with Open Banking coming. Failures are retried, can fall back to another rail the customer has set up, and are flagged with a reason.
See subscriptions →Direct Debit
One of the rails Subscriptions runs on, alongside card. Dependable and low friction for a fixed amount that repeats, from a mandate the payer signs once, protected by the Direct Debit Guarantee.
See Direct Debit →The Synapto app
Every transaction as it happens, a payment link you can send from a car park, a virtual terminal, and your account manager one tap away.
See the app →The part nobody sells you
Money out is a product too.
Every provider will talk to you about acceptance. Far fewer will tell you when the money actually reaches your bank, what happens when a payment is disputed, or what triggers a hold. Those are the decisions that hurt when they go wrong, and they are decided at onboarding rather than in a support ticket.
So they get their own pages, with the arrangement stated up front rather than discovered later.
- Paid out the next working day, or faster for 1% of the amount paid out
- Checks done before you go live, not mid-flow
- Disputes and chargebacks handled here, by an account manager
- The arrangement in writing before you sign
Not sure which of these you need?
That is the normal starting position, and it is a thirty minute conversation rather than a form. Tell us how you take money today and we will tell you what would change, including if the answer is nothing.