SurewayPayments
The Standard Gateway

Sureway Payments · The Standard Gateway

Payments that
get approved.

A payment gateway built for recurring billing. Your team adds it with a connector in a format it already supports.

Sureway works with the merchant account each merchant already has. Your platform keeps billing, schedules and retries.

A format you already support

Sureway accepts a gateway API format most billing platforms already carry.

Built for recurring billing

Stored-card rebills, refunds and voids, with stored-credential fields supported.

BIN-level optimization

Each request is formatted for the requirements of the card's issuing bank.

Card storage included

Vault new cards, or bring the stored cards a merchant already has.

Your platform, your rules

What your platform keeps

When and how much to charge

Every transaction starts with a request from your platform. Sureway never starts one on its own.

Retries and dunning

A decline comes back as a decline, with the issuer's response code. Your retry rules run as they do today.

Customers and subscriptions

Customer records, billing schedules and commissions stay in your platform.

Your gateway list

Merchants can choose Sureway only once your platform adds it, like any other gateway.

One request, one response

How a charge works

  1. 1

    Your platform sends a sale

    Through your Sureway connector, in a format your team already knows.

  2. 2

    Sureway processes it

    On the merchant's account, with the request formatted for the card's issuing bank.

  3. 3

    You get one response

    Approved or declined, with the authorization code, AVS and CVV results and a transaction ID, in your connector's format.

Go deeper

Next steps

For developers

A sample request and response, the accepted operations and the integration outline.

Security and compliance

PCI DSS v4.0.1 compliance, our SOC 2 report, card storage, and how to report a security issue.

Talk to the integrations team

Tell us which gateway connectors your platform ships. That tells us which format fits.