Card-present vs. card-not-present: a practical guide to payment security
What actually changes between a countertop terminal and a checkout page, and where fraud liability tends to land in each case.
Read articleConvergePay combines card-present terminals, online checkout and payouts into a single account, so your team stops reconciling three tools and starts shipping.
Every plan includes the fundamentals: accept cards in person and online, move money out fast, and see it all in one ledger.
Countertop, mobile and self-serve readers that work offline and sync the moment signal returns.
A checkout page or embeddable widget that supports cards, wallets and local payment methods out of the box.
Rules-based and adaptive screening on every transaction, with clear reasons when something is held for review.
Move settled funds to your bank account on a schedule you set, down to same-day for eligible accounts.
One ledger across every channel, with exports that match what your accountant already expects.
A named support contact once you're live, plus 24/7 coverage for anything payment-critical.
Most teams move from signup to their first live transaction in five to seven business days.
Tell us about your business. Most applications get a decision within one business day.
Plug in our checkout widget, use a ready-made plugin, or call the API directly.
Run a test transaction in the sandbox and confirm your payout details.
Flip the switch and start accepting real payments across every channel you enabled.
No setup fees, no monthly minimums on the core plan. Volume pricing available for teams processing over $1M annually.
In-store terminals with offline mode and same-day inventory sync.
A checkout that adapts to the customer's country and preferred wallet.
Tableside and counter payments with built-in tipping and split checks.
Invoicing, recurring billing, and payment links for client work.
We moved our online and in-store payments onto one account and closed our books two days faster every month.
What actually changes between a countertop terminal and a checkout page, and where fraud liability tends to land in each case.
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