More than one way to get paid online.
A storefront is just one option. Whatever way your customers want to pay, there is a setup for it, all on the same dedicated merchant account.
E-commerce checkout
Accept cards on WooCommerce, Shopify, Ecwid, and most major shopping carts.
Online invoicing
Send a professional invoice with a pay-now button your customer can click.
Payment links
Text or email a secure link to collect payment, no website required.
Virtual terminal
Key in phone and mail orders right from your browser, no hardware needed.
Recurring billing
Charge subscriptions and memberships automatically with saved payment methods.
ACH for big invoices
Collect large payments by bank transfer where card fees would eat your margin. See ACH →
From online checkout to your bank account.
Customer pays
They check out on your site, click a payment link, or you key the order into the virtual terminal.
Gateway secures it
The gateway tokenizes the card and routes it to TSYS for authorization. Full card numbers never touch ZenythPay.
Cleared & settled
Your sales are batched and settled through PNC Bank, N.A., the bank behind your account.
Funded to your bank
Funds typically reach your bank the next business day, subject to standard processing and risk review.
Because the gateway tokenizes card data and handles it in a PCI-compliant environment, full card numbers stay out of your systems and ours, which keeps your PCI scope minimal. We will guide you through your PCI requirements.
Online payments, answered.
The gateway is the technology that securely transmits a transaction from your checkout to the processor. The merchant account is what lets you accept the payment and get funded to your bank. You need both to take payments online, and we set up both for you.
ZenythPay does not provide tax, accounting, or legal advice. Online acceptance, gateway availability, funding timing, and approval are subject to underwriting, the merchant agreement, and card network rules. NMI, Authorize.Net, WooCommerce, Shopify, and Ecwid are trademarks of their respective owners.