Payment infrastructure

The people who build the checkout should get paid on it.

Conduit puts payment processing revenue where the work happened — with the software platform or the agency that built the thing, instead of a processor nobody chose.

Software platforms

You own a product your customers take payments through.

Vertical SaaS, marketplaces, practice management, field service, POS. Your customers are already processing — the revenue that generates can be yours.

  • Embedded payments without becoming a payments company
  • Server-to-server credential brokering — no PCI scope shift
  • Underwriting, onboarding and merchant support handled
See how it works for platforms
Agencies & developers

You build ecommerce stores for other people's businesses.

Every store you've launched is clearing card payments right now, and somebody who never saw your code is being paid on it every month.

  • Recurring revenue on builds you're already doing
  • No migration — try it on one new client, not your book
  • Application, integration and support run on our side
See how it works for agencies

Coach, consultant, or something in between? If you're the one deciding how your clients collect money — even without writing the code — start on the agency side. The mechanics are identical. Take a look →

The same arrangement, either way in.

Whichever door you came through, the structure underneath doesn't change. You make the introduction or specify it on the build. Everything after that runs on our side.

No out-of-pocket cost

No fee, no minimum, no seat licence, no exclusivity. You're paid on volume, not charged for access.

Not a referral program

Referrals die unactivated in a drawer. This gets embedded — application, underwriting, onboarding and support all sit with us.

Real rails

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