Payment Continuity. Payment Flexibility.

Instantly tokenize customers’ payment data across multiple gateways, enabling seamless access to the gateways that makes sense for your business. Reduce payment disruptions, facilitate payments at multiple locations, and lower processing fees with Chargent’s Multi-Gateway Tokenization.

Payment gateway vs payment processor

Keep Fees Low

Route payments to the most cost-efficient gateway.

Transition With Ease

Lower project scope when migrating or consolidating payment data.

Payment uptime is critical for revenue

Decrease Maintenance Overhead

Avoid custom coding when standing up new locations, offices or systems, while ensuring payment redundancy.

Improve Authorization Rates

A declined payment on one gateway doesn’t have to stop you from collecting revenue.

Supply Chain Efficiency

Payment data is ready to use across all stages of your sales cycle, from production to shipment.

Common Use Cases

Effectively overcome common challenges using multi-gateway tokenization. Be inspired by these use cases to see how Chargent can work for you.

Gateway Fees

Your order sizes vary, which affects the gateway fees you pay per transaction. You need to tokenize each card or bank account across all of your payment gateways so that you can take advantage of the lowest fee possible per transaction.

Payment Processing Uptime

Payment processing outages impact your revenue and your customer experience. You need to be able to leverage other payment gateways instantly. Your customer tokens should be ready to use with your other gateway accounts.

Compliance & Security

You have multiple branches and locations, and leverage a different gateway account for each. Your customers split their patronage between these locations regularly. You need your customers’ payment methods to work at all of them, while remaining secure.

IT / Maintenance Overhead

Custom coding and admin effort required to stand up new locations and payment flows is costly. You need a way to capture customer payment data across multiple gateways in a single step to reduce the scope of these projects.

FAQ

Does your organization need multiple payment gateways? Get answers to your most common questions.

36% of payment gateways transact in only one currency. If your customers span multiple countries or regions, your business will likely need to leverage more than one gateway.

Multi-currency gateways exist, but they seldom provide a consistent latency experience across each of their supported currencies. This means that selecting a single gateway to service all of your customers across the globe can result in a frustrating payment experience for many of them.

Even for businesses that transact through only one gateway, it’s easier to achieve a clear segregation of funds when each business unit is transacting through its own payment gateway account. Doing so will reduce the work needed to track and manage revenue.

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