Volume follows the software, not the rate
A gateway is replaceable in an afternoon. Invoice history, customer records and cards on file are not. When those live in your branded platform, a competitor has to displace an operating system, not undercut a price.
One tenant per portfolio, per BIN, or per reseller
Co-branding is configuration, not a code fork: a logo and a single brand color injected at runtime into portals, emails and checkouts. Stand up a separate branded instance for each ISO reselling on your rails, without maintaining a build for any of them.
Build, buy, or white-label
The three ways gateways get merchant software. Only one of them ships this quarter.
Your engineering team
A roadmap commitment measured in quarters, competing with the integration work your merchants are already asking for.
Refer a third party
Fast, but the merchant now has a relationship with a software vendor who is one integration away from replacing you.
Invoisure under your brand
Days to launch, no engineering, and the merchant never learns our name. You keep the rails and the relationship.
Questions gateways ask us
Yes. Invoisure is a software layer, not a processor. Card data tokenizes against your vault and settles on your rails; we never touch the money or your residuals.
You remain the processor of record. Invoisure stores the invoicing and customer records that make the software sticky, running on top of your existing processing relationship.
Yes, and that is usually the point: a gateway rarely wants one brand, it wants each of its resellers' brands. Stand up a separate branded tenant per ISO, portfolio or BIN on your rails, each with its own logo, color and domain injected at runtime, all from a single codebase you never fork.
Your gateway credentials and your branding. There is no code to write and no roadmap commitment; we handle the connection and the white-label deployment.
See it on your rails.
Bring your integration docs. We'll show you the software layer running in your brand.