LiveWith OneVault

Take card payments for your merchants.

Online and in-store acquiring under your brand, settled to the merchant’s account, with the scheme memberships and the licence already in place.

At a glance

Licence
CBB acquiring (Bahrain); EU EMI
Scheme
Visa and Mastercard principal membership
Contract with
OneVault
Models
White-label, hybrid
Markets
GCC through Bahrain; EEA; others case by case
Time to pilot
The sandbox tells you

Who this is for

Six businesses that start here.

What we provide, what you bring

The licence, the service, the technology. You bring the brand and the customers.

We provide

Included
  • The acquiring licence and scheme memberships.
  • Gateway, hosted checkout and terminals.
  • Sub-merchant onboarding and KYB.
  • Settlement, split settlement and payouts.
  • Fraud screening, 3-D Secure, chargeback handling.
  • Reporting to the schemes and the regulator.

You bring

Yours
  • The merchants and the sales effort.
  • The product and the pricing to merchants.
  • First-line merchant support.
  • Risk appetite, agreed with us.

How it works

From first call to live.

Scope the programme

Step 01

Due diligence

Step 02

Agreement

Step 03

Build in the sandbox

Step 04

Pilot

Step 05

Launch

Step 06

No timelines are stated; the sandbox tells you how ready you are.

Economics

Where the money is.

Nothing here is a projection. Commercials are set after scoping and depend on volume and market.

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Where the money is

01 · Economics

Merchant discount rate

What merchants pay per transaction, priced by you above the scheme and acquirer costs.

02 · Economics

Terminal and gateway fees

Hardware, monthly fees, value-added services.

03 · Economics

What you pay

Interchange and scheme fees plus the acquirer’s margin, set after scoping.

01

Every merchant you acquire is KYB’d; the ones with a loyal base are issuers in waiting on the market.

02

Settlement can land in the treasury token, earning overnight until the merchant moves it.

03

A cashless venue is a community you can show offerings to.

How this connects to the market

Merchants are businesses with customers.

FAQ

What people ask first.

Yes, as a payment facilitator under the agreement, within the risk policy we set together.

The GCC through the Bahrain licence; the EEA under the EU entity; other regions case by case.

Set out in the agreement; typically the facilitator carries merchant risk within agreed limits.

Both. Hosted checkout and APIs online; certified terminals in store.

Acquiring without the licence queue.

Tell us your merchants and markets and we’ll tell you on the first call how it can be structured.