White-label processing
Ready-made platforms to launch your own PSP.
PayXpert
PayXpert is a multichannel payment platform and white-label gateway founded in 2009, with offices in London and Barcelona. The profile ties it to the Qori…
Praxis Tech
Praxis Tech is a payment orchestration platform and smart cashier for iGaming, forex and high-risk businesses, founded in 2014 in Limassol, Cyprus. It offers…
Quickpay
Quickpay is a European payment gateway founded in 2004 in Aarhus, Denmark, and part of the Unzer group. It runs a white-label partner programme for resellers…
Shift4
Shift4 is a US payment processor and acquirer, founded in 1999 and based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with a base in Malta formerly known as Finaro and…
Sola Payments
Sola Payments, formerly Cardknox, is a flexible payment gateway and white-label platform for software developers (ISVs) and ISOs. Founded in 2012 in Howell…
Stax
Stax is a US embedded-payments and PayFac infrastructure provider founded in 2014 in Orlando, Florida. Its Stax Connect (Stax Engine) product is a white-label…
Tranzzo
Tranzzo is a payment processing technology platform and white-label provider with strong anti-fraud, cascading and checkout customisation. It was founded in…
Worldline
Worldline is a European payment processor and acquirer, operating since the 1970s, with its head office in Paris. After the combination with Ingenico it became…
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Launching a PSP on a white label platform
A white label payment gateway is a ready processing platform that you rebrand and run as your own. The vendor provides the core: merchant onboarding, gateway API, hosted payment page, back office, reporting and connectors to acquirers and APMs. You bring the brand, the merchants, the banking relationships and usually the licence. It is the common route for agents, ISOs and payment teams that want their own white label PSP without years of development.
What is usually included
- Merchant and reseller back office with fee plans and settlement reports.
- Gateway API, plugins for CMS and a hosted payment page.
- Pre-built connectors to acquirers, local methods and sometimes crypto.
- Risk rules, 3DS, basic antifraud and transaction monitoring.
- Optional modules: payouts, wallets, P2P flows or a crypto payment gateway white label.
Licensing and deployment models
- SaaS: monthly fee plus per-transaction charge; fastest to start, vendor hosts and keeps PCI DSS scope.
- Licence / source code: one-off fee for a payment gateway script or full code, self-hosted; more control, more compliance work.
- Revenue share: lower upfront cost in exchange for a share of processing margin.
Checklist before signing
- Who owns the merchant data and can you migrate away?
- Which acquirers and banks are already connected in your target GEOs?
- What regulatory permissions do you need — see payment licensing.
- How are updates, security patches and new connectors priced?
- Is there a reference deployment you can see live?
Related hubs
Compare with payment orchestration if you only need routing, or with P2P & H2H software for trader-based flows. Country pages such as white label in the UK narrow the list. Check Offers for published setup terms or post a request.