A game room needs player deposits and payouts.
A jet charter company may take a $10,000 card deposit and a $90,000 wire.
A trucking company needs commercial-card optimization, fuel payments and fast receivables.
A yacht broker may need deposits, international payments and six-figure settlement.
A defense manufacturer may be processing government purchase cards.
That is why we don't sell everyone the same merchant account.
AltirasPay helps design the payment structure around the way your business actually gets paid.
Gaming is not one vertical among twelve here. Social casino, sweepstakes, skill-based, licensed operators, sportsbook, lottery courier and virtual goods each carry their own jurisdiction rules, their own controls and their own payout structure, and Fox iGaming is the program built around that.
Go to Fox iGaming →Players load value, play, redeem and get paid — and every dollar has to reconcile.
A $10,000 card deposit and a $90,000 wire are not the same transaction.
Deposits today, charter balance tomorrow, six-figure settlement next month.
Fuel goes out today, the invoice gets paid in six weeks. Payments are cash flow.
You do not sell products through a cart. You sell jobs, equipment time and field services.
The product, the buyer and the documentation all matter before the card does.
Products, destinations, age rules and transfer paths all differ. Checkout has to know.
A $150,000 machine in the morning and a $600 repair invoice that afternoon.
The card does not need to pay for the whole Ferrari. It needs to secure it.
High value, easy resale, remote buyers and thin margins on bullion.
Your customers already hand you better payment data. Most merchants never send it.
Your customer should not have to call accounting every time they want to pay.
We spent decades watching businesses get forced into payment systems designed for somebody else's business model.
AltirasPay takes the opposite approach.
First we learn how your money moves.
Then we help identify the processors, acquiring relationships, gateways, payment rails, risk controls and integrations capable of supporting it.
Because a truckload isn't a yacht charter.
A player deposit isn't an aircraft deposit.
And a $100,000 machine shouldn't move through the same payment workflow as a $100 ecommerce order.
AltirasPay is not the acquiring bank, the processor, the gateway or the payout institution. What we do is work out the sequence below and then carry it to the people who can approve it.
Final underwriting, pricing, account approval, supported transaction types and rail availability remain subject to the acquiring bank and payment provider.
We'll help you map what should happen next.
