Customers of the global fintech platform, PayCertify now have access to a more in-depth product offering and cohesive payments experience
Stax by Fattmerchant, the industry’s only complete all-in-one solution for managing everything in the payments ecosystem, announces its partnership with PayCertify, an innovative, global fintech marketplace and leader in card issuing and payment processing. Through this collaboration, PayCertify now has the abilities of a payment facilitator, without the inherent risk associated with becoming a PayFac, while also providing its customers with a feature-rich payments experience.
“We are incredibly excited to partner with such an innovative partner as PayCertify, a platform that unifies banking and business without borders,” said Sal Rehmetullah, president and co-founder of Stax. “We look forward to adding more value to their already existing marketplace through our integrated payments experience, while continuing to build upon our presence in the e-commerce space.”
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Using the functionalities of Stax Connect, PayCertify now offers a faster signup process for net-new and existing customers, enabling speedier acceptance of payments compared to traditional ISO underwriting procedures. PayCertify’s customers can now g******* an average of 48 hours faster with features such as payment link invoices, cards-on-file and pre-authorizations of payments.
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“Our partnership with Stax allows us to onboard our customers quickly and more efficiently, while allowing them to save time and money as a result of the integrated payments experience,” said Chase Harmer, founder and CEO of PayCertify. “Overall, we’re pleased we’re not only able to better serve our customers through this collaboration but further separate us from others in the payments space.”
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